AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOklahoma Politics & Ballot Measures: AP projects Democratic newcomer N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas wins Oklahoma’s U.S. Senate runoff and will face Rep. Kevin Hern in November, while SQ 844 is projected to fail—voters reject changes to how the state reimburses local governments for property tax exemptions tied to new manufacturing. Beef & Agriculture: Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order creating an Oklahoma Beef Industry Advisory Council to develop recommendations after federal moves aimed at increasing imported beef; Stitt and cattle leaders are pushing back on any plan they say would undercut ranchers. Business & Real Estate Tech: Collier & Associates in Oklahoma-linked real estate announced a private-label partnership with Compass International to use Compass technology while keeping full ownership. Energy & Local Costs: GasBuddy reports show Oklahoma fuel prices easing in parts of the state, with the lowest regular at $3.57 in Washita County and E15 at $2.97 in Oklahoma County for the week ending Aug. 15. Health & Treatment Capacity: CREOKS Health Services plans a Tulsa detox and residential treatment center with medically supervised beds and a targeted opening in late 2027. Oversight: An Oklahoma state audit flags nearly $25M in questioned federal grant costs across agencies in the latest Federal Single Audit.
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