Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oklahoma Ethics Commission.
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City
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Oklahoma City
County
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Oklahoma
Address
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2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., G-27
Phone Number
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(405) 521-3451
Zip Code
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73105
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oklahoma Ethics Commission
The Commission discussed several agenda items, including a rulemaking request regarding the prohibition of candidates using campaign funds for self-compensation. The Executive Director provided a report, and the Commission reviewed the budget as of September 30, 2026, including revolving funds and FY 2028 budget projections. Compliance and Education reports were presented, covering training sessions and public service announcement campaigns. The Commission also reviewed updates from the House/Senate Rules Working Group concerning contribution/expenditure thresholds, committee loans, and disclosure requirements for AI-generated political advertisements. Additionally, the Commission examined campaign finance rules, specifically regarding treasurer residency and financial institution requirements. An executive session was held to discuss legal cases, followed by an announcement that no action was taken on certain litigation.
The Commission discussed the Executive Director's report, which included updates on the budget for fiscal year 2025, compliance status, the status of the Request for Proposal (RFP) process, and a demonstration of the new Commission website. The Commission also approved shifting the December meeting date. A hearing was held for an advisory opinion request regarding the use of campaign funds for dependent care expenses, which was subsequently adopted. Additionally, the Commission held an executive session to discuss pending investigations, claims, and actions, followed by formal actions taken in an open session, including the approval of a settlement agreement, the dismissal of several cases, and the opening of new formal investigations.
The meeting included an Executive Director's report detailing quarterly budget updates and fee requests for FY 2025, a compliance update regarding educational webinars, and a LOFT update. The Commission discussed and considered proposed rule amendments, including changes to treasurer certification requirements, contribution limits, inflationary indexing, and lobbying gift limits. An RFP update was provided with authorization given to staff to execute the agreement. The Commission entered an executive session to discuss various legal cases and investigations, subsequently taking action to dismiss or initiate formal investigations on several complaints. Additionally, the Commission approved a reduction in annual registration fees for lobbyists and liaisons, elected a new Chair and Vice-Chair, and scheduled regular meetings for the 2025 calendar year.
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