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Oklahoma Office of State Finance
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When Claudia San Pedro was 2, her parents left Mexico City in search of a better life for their family. Today, their daughter is one of the highest-ranking Hispanic Oklahomans in state government. It's amazing, and a true testament to the American Dream that their choice to come over here provided so many opportunities for themselves and for us, San Pedro said.
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...OKLAHOMA CITY -- In 2010, Strong & Healthy Oklahoma, a diviision of the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), conducted a 12-questi... collaborative effort between the Oklahoma Office of State Finance (OSF) and Oklahoma Interactive, L...
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Fees paid by Indian tribes to the state climbed 6.1 percent in April, according to the Office of State Finance. Oklahoma's 29 gaming tribes contributed nearly $10.9 million to the state in April, which is the latest information available, said Jim McGoodwin, deputy director of the Office of State Finance.
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The announcement by state officials that Oklahoma's Rainy Day Fund will be replenished with a $219 million deposit is a sign the Oklahoma economy is much stronger - but it's not out of the woods yet. On Monday, Office of State Finance Director Preston Doerflinger said revenue collections from all major sources continued to beat official estimates and were higher than last year's receipts.
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Oklahoma's official Web site, http://OK.gov, has been nominated as a finalist in the 2009 Best of the Web national competition for eGovernment achievement. To be recognized as one of the top 11 state Web sites in the nation is a great honor," said Joe Fleckinger, deputy director of information technology of the Oklahoma Office of State Finance.
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The state recently negotiated HMO contracts for its 37,000 employees for $30 million less than what the Office of State Finance originally projected, Oklahoma Employee Benefits Council officials said. The state's average cost increase in health, vision and dental benefit plans for 2010 over this year will be 5.86 percent, compared with the 12.88-percent increase projected by the finance office and an 11.8-percent average increase nationwide projected by human resource consulting firm Hewitt Associates.
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Even members of the House Appropriations and Budget Committee can get confused by this year's budget numbers, committee Chairman Rep. Ken Miller, R-Edmond said Tuesday. Some reports say state revenues are down $195 million; others say the Legislature is $145 million or $113 million short this year. All those figures are correct, depending on the context of the discussion, officials from the Oklahoma Tax Commission and the Office of State Finance told members of the committee.
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The University of Central Oklahoma's annual Fall Career and Internship Fair is scheduled from noon to 3 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Nigh University Center in Edmond. Participating businesses and organizations include Devon Energy, the Oklahoma Office of State Finance, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Dell Inc., Clear Channel Radio OKC and the Oklahoma City Police Department.
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Scott Meacham is moving out of the state Office of Finance and Revenue and into the Oklahoma state treasurer's office. Meacham, who has served as director of the Office of State Finance and the governor's secretary of finance and revenue for the past two years, has been named the new state treasurer. Meacham replaces Robert Butkin, who is resigning from the post to serve as dean of the University of Tulsa's College of Law. Butkin's last day as treasurer is May 31.
