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Kay Floyd of Oklahoma City, Senate Democratic Leader, will lead Interim Studies of youth suicide
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Sen George Young announces slate of interim studies focusing on racial equity
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Dozens of summer studies set up at the state Capitol.The Senate leader approved more than 70, which will help lawmakers figure out what to focus on next year. They range from the controversial to the mundane. The legislature is in session for a little less than one-third of the year. But during this time of the year – called the interim – is when they have more informal meetings that often turn into bills in the spring. The meetings are called interim studies. Lawmakers file their requests and leadership says yes or no.Senate leader Greg Treat, R-Oklahoma City, said today that he had approved all 71 final requests.Issues legislators will look into a range from marijuana to education to criminal justice to COVID-19. In one case, the Senate’s top Democrat wants to look at budget transparency after criticizing the budget bill process this year.“This is not an exaggeration. Sometimes these bills are still warm because they just came off the printers. So we are sitting there
McAlester Public Schools Board of Education members met virtually on Zoom, a videoconferencing service, in March 2020.
Screenshot file photo Public bodies largely return to in-person meetings
By Janelle Stecklein | CNHI State Reporter Jun 9, 2021
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McAlester Public Schools Board of Education members met virtually on Zoom, a videoconferencing service, in March 2020. Screenshot file photo
OKLAHOMA CITY â As a law allowing for fully virtual public meetings expires, a top Senate Republican continues to press for modernization of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
Effective immediately, public bodies and nonprofits subject to the stateâs Open Meeting Act can no longer hold fully virtual meetings. The bodies had been allowed to temporarily meet remotely since February under Senate Bill 1031. That exemption ended last week following Gov. Kevin Stittâs decision to end Oklahomaâs COVID-19 state of e
By Janelle Stecklein/ CNHI State Reporter May 25, 2021
May 25, 2021
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt speaks during a news conference, Monday, May 17, 2021, in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma will end a $300-a-week federal supplemental unemployment benefit next month. Sue Ogrocki
OKLAHOMA CITY â Even as Gov. Kevin Stitt inked his name on the stateâs $8.8 billion budget Monday, Democratic lawmakers demanded that Republicans ensure future budgeting efforts will be more transparent.
A coalition of House and Senate Democrats want their Republicans colleagues, who hold supermajorities in both legislative chambers, to allow for more public input and to include more minorities and women at the negotiating table going forward.
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