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As I look back over the past seven years in office, I’m proud of the real results the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has delivered to Oklahomans. Our focus has been simple: helping people protect their homes, their families, and their financial future. Every program and effort has been aimed at saving Oklahomans money and strengthening consumer protections.
Read moreWewoka - County Assessor Paul Mathews said today that an investigation by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation here does not concern him or his public office. Rob Pyron, press secretary to Gov. David Boren, said today he “would not contradict Mathews’ statement.”
Read moreFor Oklahoma’s 4.6 million head of cattle, forage is crucial for maintenance and production.
Read moreWhen laws are broken in or near its facilities, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections ensures accountability – whether the individual is staff or a member of the public. That is why today, ODOC is announcing it will now post all arrests on its Facebook and X (formerly Twitter) profiles to increase transparency in its operations.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Insurance Department’s Medicare Assistance Program (MAP) is warning Medicare beneficiaries about a growing scam involving medical supply billing.
Read moreA comprehensive bill strengthening data privacy protections for Oklahomans has been signed into law.
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