The Oklahoma Senate
(Most of the work in the Legislature occurred behind the scenes in budget meetings or conference committee. House and Senate budget writers will spend the coming days trying to reach agreement on the distribution of funding allocations to various agencies.)
Other bills signed by the Governor included:
- HB 2619, prohibiting the hunting of white deer;
- HB 2335, relating to out-of-school student suspensions;
- HB 2978, adding certain actions, particularly those of -out-of-state florists,
to the Oklahoma Deceptive Trade Practices Act;
- SB 840, providing for revocation of don-resuscitate consent for a minor
child;
- SB 1072, exempting certain people from security checks at the Tulsa County
Courthouse.
- Education |
$122 million ( plus $60 million from Rainy Day Fund) |
- Gen. Gov't |
$2.1 million ( plus $952,000 " " " ") |
- Commerce |
$2.0 million |
- Transportation |
$37.9 million (plus $60 million from Rainy Day Fund) |
- Health/Human |
$29.5 million |
- Natural Res. |
$3.7 million |
- Pub. Safety |
$40 million (plus $3.0 million from RDF) |
- Def. Savings |
$6.3 million |
- REAP |
$3.0 million |
- Cap. Bond Issue |
$7.0 million |
- Empl. Pay |
$40.0 million |
- Add. Supplement. |
$ 3.4 million |
- OSEEGIB |
--- ($25 million from RDF) |
- HB 2404, allowing the Wildlife Commission
to designate certain days as senior citizen deer hunting days;
- HB 2524, authorizing the State Department of Rehabilitation Services to
purchase autos or buses;
- HB 2746, increasing the number of senior utility rate analysts employed
by the Corporation Commission;
- SB 789, exempting from dual office holding prohibition school board members
who are also members or officers of a volunteer fire department;
- SB 865, modifying harvest limits for mussels.