AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Safety: A 12-year-old boy was killed after being struck by two vehicles in southwest Oklahoma City, and a motorcyclist died after a separate northwest OKC collision. A Cleveland County deputy also faces a negligent-homicide charge in a fatal crash. Privacy and Policing: Oklahoma lawmakers are examining whether Flock license-plate cameras threaten privacy, including how data is collected, stored and shared. Health Care: Risant Health finalized its acquisition of INTEGRIS Health, a major change for Oklahoma’s largest health system. Schools: Tulsa Public Schools plans to close or consolidate 17 schools in 2027-28. Elections: Gubernatorial candidates Cyndi Munson and Mike Mazzei are outlining their priorities, including teacher pay; voters will also decide State Question 847, which would cap property-tax growth. Farm Economy: Oklahoma farmers facing drought and high diesel costs are included in a newly announced federal $8 billion relief plan. Courts: A federal appeals court upheld Oklahoma’s authority over environmental programs on tribal lands, with limits for trust lands and allotments. Consumer Relief: Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced an $18.4 million Snap Finance settlement that includes lease-payment forgiveness.
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