If you have any questions, please contact christy@oml.org
Visit the OCEA website for more information.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Morris.
SPONSORS and EXHIBITORS:
To Sponsor this event or attend with a booth, please review the sponsor form below or contact april@oml.org
Thank you to our Exhibitors!
We hope you will plan to join us for the OMJA Spring Conference on April 23–24, 2026, at the Frisco Conference Center in Clinton, Oklahoma.
For non-certified judges, this conference fulfills the continuing education requirements outlined in State Statute 11 O.S. § 27-104 (OSCN 2024). Attending is a convenient way to stay in compliance while also receiving helpful updates on municipal court procedures, legal developments, and best practices.
The conference is also a great opportunity to connect with fellow judges and stay informed on issues affecting municipal courts across Oklahoma.
Hotel Information:
LaQuinta Inn & Suites in Clinton
Group Code: OMJASpring26
We look forward to seeing you in Clinton!
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Morris.
If interested in sponsoring the OMJA Spring Conference, you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org for more information.
Code Enforcement Workshop
Thursday, May 7, 2026
Registration: 8:30 AM
Workshop: 9:00 AM - 4:15 PM
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
The 2025 OML Pre-conference Workshop with Dr. AJ Griffin, centered on the importance of using data to focus in on where the greatest impacts can be made to addressing homelessness in municipalities.
Join us virtually as we continue the conversation, and provide time for developing action plans through this ongoing series. (1 hour live Teams meetings)
Dr. AJ Griffin (Potts Family Foundation) will summarize the roots of homelessness, how to gather, and use data to determine needs in municipalities.
Municipal Clerks & Treasurers (MC&T) Training - Guthrie
Registration: 9:30 AM
Training: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
ABOUT THE MC&T PROGRAM
The MC&T Program is the Oklahoma Municipal League’s Clerk/Treasurer/Finance Officer Certification Program. It has operated since 1994 through a training contract with the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and is statutorily appointed to train this group. Certification requires registration into the membership program, payment of the membership fee, and attendance at one annual workshop (4 hours) approved by the MC&T Advisory Committee.
For more information contact Jenny Morris at jenny@oml.org or call (405) 528-7515
If interested in sponsoring a MC&T event, you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or see this flyer for more information.
Thank you to our Sponsor!
OKLAHOMA Class
Also, swing by and visit these organizations while at the training!
OKLAHOMA Class & Viking Industrial Painting
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
Thank you for Sponsoring this event!
Chickasha Chamber of Commerce
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
Thank you for Sponsoring this Luncheon!
Ardmore Chamber of Commerce & the Ardmore Tourism Authority
Registration: 8:00 AM
Training: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
This NOI is designed with council‑manager and charter governments in mind. Everyone is welcome, but if your community is an aldermanic, strong‑mayor, or town form of government, we encourage you to join this NOI session either in Midwest City on June 25th or Tulsa on July 30th. To check the form of government in your municipality, click the link here.
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
Thank you for Sponsoring this event!
OMAG
Get ready to cruise down Route 66 and join us for the 2026 MCO Summer Conference, beginning Wednesday, June 17, in Miami, Oklahoma—where connection, education, and a little classic road-trip charm come together. Start your journey early with an optional golf outing at Peoria Ridge on Tuesday, June 16, open to attendees and their spouses, then shift into high gear at our welcome reception and dinner that evening. Along the way, you’ll explore engaging education sessions, including a FEMA funding discussion with Director Vest of Oklahoma Emergency Management, conversations on building strong community and tribal partnerships, a New Mayor Orientation, and guided tours of notable Miami destinations. With multiple evening networking events and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow leaders, this conference is your perfect stop on the road to growth—so buckle up and register today!
We’re excited to invite you to the Oklahoma Chapter of Women in Municipal Government (WiMG) Retreat, taking place June 23–24 at the Stoney Creek Conference Center in Broken Arrow. This engaging event will feature sessions focused on leadership development and conflict resolution, among others, along with opportunities to connect with exhibitors and enjoy networking sessions each evening.
Attendees are also encouraged to extend their experience by participating in the National League of Cities (NLC) Women in Municipal Government Conference, held immediately following at the same location on June 25–26. This is a great opportunity to continue building connections and gain additional insights alongside peers from across the region and country.
Book your hotel room by June 1, 2026 to receive the group rate
Stoney Creek Hotel - Broken Arrow
Online Reservations: Group reservations will be made directly by the attendee on Hotel webpage at www.stoneycreekhotels.com.
Group code: OMLLADIES0626
New Officials Institute - Midwest City
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Registration: 8:00 AM
Training: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
Registration: 8:00 AM
Training: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
This NOI is designed with council‑manager and charter governments in mind. Everyone is welcome, but if your community is an aldermanic, strong‑mayor, or town form of government, we encourage you to join this NOI session either in Midwest City on June 25th or Tulsa on July 30th. To check the form of government in your municipality, click the link here.
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
New Officials Institute - Tulsa
July 30, 2026
Registration: 8:00 AM
Training: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
Visit the OCEA website for more information.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Morris.
New Officials Institute - Woodward
October 15, 2026
Registration: 8:00 AM
Training: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
Visit the OCEA website for more information.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Morris.
New Officials Institute - Tulsa
November 19, 2026
Registration: 8:00 AM
Training: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
The 2025 OML Pre-conference Workshop with Dr. AJ Griffin, centered on the importance of using data to focus in on where the greatest impacts can be made to addressing homelessness in municipalities.
Join us virtually as we continue the conversation, and provide time for developing action plans through this ongoing series. (1 hour live Teams meetings)
Dr. AJ Griffin (Potts Family Foundation) will summarize the roots of homelessness, how to gather, and use data to determine needs in municipalities.
We’re excited to invite you to the 2026 MCO Retreat on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at beautiful Sequoyah State Park! This special day of connection and professional growth will feature engaging retreat and education sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. In addition, spouses are warmly invited to attend and participate in a special session designed just for them. Mark your calendars and plan to join us for a meaningful and refreshing day with fellow MCO members in a scenic setting.
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
Municipal HR professionals from across Oklahoma will gather on April 9, 2025, at the Oklahoma Christian Meinders Business Center for a full day of learning, collaboration, and practical skill‑building. The program opens with a welcome from OML Executive Director Mike Fina and OMAG Executive Director Suzie Paulson before moving into a series of dynamic, people‑focused sessions.
Attendees will explore clearer communication strategies with Michelle Dempster, dive into meaningful employee recognition with Kamie Brookshire and Lori Mueller, and engage in an interactive compliance workshop led by OMAG General Counsel Monica Coleman. The afternoon continues with timely guidance on open records, followed by a panel of city leaders discussing purposeful training that strengthens teams. The day concludes with tools and takeaways for bringing clarity and confidence to municipal HR work, facilitated by Caylee Bohannan.
Designed for connection, conversation, and actionable insights, this event equips HR professionals with the knowledge and community they need to support thriving municipalities.
Location
Oklahoma Christian University
Meinders Conference Center
2501 E Memorial Rd, Edmond, OK 73013
Date & Time
April 9th, 2026
Registration - 8:00am - 9:00am
Expo - 9:00am - 4:30pm
Municipal Clerks & Treasurers (MC&T) Training - McAlester
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Registration: 9:30 AM
Training: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
ABOUT THE MC&T PROGRAM
The MC&T Program is the Oklahoma Municipal League’s Clerk/Treasurer/Finance Officer Certification Program. It has operated since 1994 through a training contract with the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and is statutorily appointed to train this group. Certification requires registration into the membership program, payment of the membership fee, and attendance at one annual workshop (4 hours) approved by the MC&T Advisory Committee.
For more information contact Jenny Morris at jenny@oml.org or call (405) 528-7515
Registration starts at 9:30 am Session begins at 10:00 am
If interested in sponsoring a MC&T event, you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or see this flyer for more information.
Planning Commission & Board of Adjustment Workshop
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Registration: 8:30 AM
Workshop: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Oklahoma’s communities are growing, evolving, and facing new challenges — and effective planning is more important than ever. That’s why the Oklahoma Municipal League is excited to host a Planning and Board of Adjustment Workshop featuring expert speakers from the Oklahoma Chapter of the American Planning Association (OKAPA).
This workshop is designed for city officials, board members, planners, and anyone involved in shaping the future of their community. Attendees will gain practical insights, legal perspectives, and real-world strategies to navigate zoning, land use, variances, and the decision‑making responsibilities of Boards of Adjustment.
Join us for an informative and engaging workshop designed to help municipalities strengthen compliance, improve financial practices, and access key resources. This session brings together state experts and industry professionals to provide clear, actionable guidance on the topics that matter most.
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
The 2025 OML Pre-conference Workshop with Dr. AJ Griffin, centered on the importance of using data to focus in on where the greatest impacts can be made to addressing homelessness in municipalities.
Join us virtually as we continue the conversation, and provide time for developing action plans through this ongoing series. (1 hour live Teams meetings)
Dr. AJ Griffin (Potts Family Foundation) will summarize the roots of homelessness, how to gather, and use data to determine needs in municipalities.
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
Visit the OCEA Conference Page for more information.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Morris.
ABOUT THE MC&T PROGRAM
The MC&T Program is the Oklahoma Municipal League’s Clerk/Treasurer/Finance Officer Certification Program. It has operated since 1994 through a training contract with the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and is statutorily appointed to train this group. Certification requires registration into the membership program, payment of the membership fee, and attendance at one annual workshop (4 hours) approved by the MC&T Advisory Committee.
For more information contact Jenny Morris at jenny@oml.org or call (405) 528-7515
If interested in sponsoring a MC&T event, you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or see this flyer for more information.
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
We have scheduled the next round of OML Regional Council meetings. Our Regional Councils serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. The Regional Councils allow OML to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and give our members an opportunity to be more involved.
These meetings will give you an opportunity to share what is happening in your municipality and talk to others in your area to share thoughts and ideas. We will give a legislative update and discuss our Legislative Priorities before we invite your local legislators to join us for lunch.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
The 2025 OML Pre-conference Workshop with Dr. AJ Griffin, centered on the importance of using data to focus in on where the greatest impacts can be made to addressing homelessness in municipalities.
Join us virtually as we continue the conversation, and provide time for developing action plans through this ongoing series. (1 hour live Teams meetings)
Dr. AJ Griffin (Potts Family Foundation) will summarize the roots of homelessness, how to gather, and use data to determine needs in municipalities.
Visit the OCEA website for more information.
If you have any questions, please contact Jenny Morris.
Embassy Suites (Thursday) & Oklahoma Capitol (Friday)
Embassy Suites
741 N Phillips Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Join us for the 2026 Congress of Mayors in Oklahoma City!
The 2026 Congress of Mayors brings together municipal leaders from across Oklahoma to collaborate, connect, and create solutions that move our communities forward and learn about legislative processes.
On Thursday, February 5th, dive into your top committee of choice—Transportation & Infrastructure, Public Safety, Municipal Operations, Community & Economic Development, or Municipal Finance—during focused sessions at the Embassy Suites Downtown Medical Center.
On Friday, take your seat in the Oklahoma House Chambers for a powerful, hands-on experience as attendees debate and amend resolutions that shape the future of Oklahoma’s cities and towns. Don’t miss this opportunity to lead, learn, and make your voice heard at the state level!
The Mayors Council of Oklahoma is convening the 15th Annual Congress of Mayors. This legislative session will bring Mayors from across Oklahoma to the State Capitol to debate issues facing municipalities. Your participation is vital to the success of this initiative. From this Congress, we will present our democratically approved platform to the State Legislature for consideration. We plan for the State Legislature to clearly hear the unified voice of mayors statewide on critical issues.
The Annual Congress of Mayors will be held at the Embassy Suites - Oklahoma City Medical Center on February 5, 2026 and at the State Capitol on February 6, 2026.
The Mayoral Caucus dinner will be held the evening of Thursday, February 5, 2025 at the Embassy Suites.
Hotel accommodations can be made at the Embassy Suites: Click Here to Book!
Dress code for the Congress of Mayors is business attire.
Please be sure to read the OML Code of Conduct for Attendees at OML-Sponsored Events before completing the registration form.
If interested in sponsoring the MCO Congress of Mayors, you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org for more information.
The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflict of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.
State law requires each person elected or appointed for the first time as an officer of a municipality to attend an institute for municipal officials. The statute is codified at Title 11 O.S., Section 8-114.
An officer is defined in 11 O.S. Section 1-102 as “any person who is elected to an office in municipal government or is appointed to fill an unexpired term of an elected office, and the clerk and the treasurer whether elected or appointed. When “officer” or “official” is modified by a term which refers to a personnel position or duty, the holder of the position or duty is not an officer or official of the municipality for any purpose.”
The Oklahoma Municipal League is certified by the Department of Career and Technology as a trainer to implement this Act.
Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Sarah Lingenfelter
If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
ABOUT THE MC&T PROGRAM
The MC&T Program is the Oklahoma Municipal League’s Clerk/Treasurer/Finance Officer Certification Program. It has operated since 1994 through a training contract with the Oklahoma Department of CareerTech and is statutorily appointed to train this group. Certification requires registration into the membership program, payment of the membership fee, and attendance at one annual workshop (4 hours) approved by the MC&T Advisory Committee.
For more information contact Jenny Morris at jenny@oml.org or call (405) 528-7515
Registration starts at 9:30 am Session begins at 10:00 am
If interested in sponsoring a MC&T event, you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or see this flyer for more information.
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
If interested in sponsoring the Regional Council Meeting you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org or Visit the Regional Council Page for more information.
The 2025 OML Pre-conference Workshop with Dr. AJ Griffin, centered on the importance of using data to focus in on where the greatest impacts can be made to addressing homelessness in municipalities.
Join us virtually as we continue the conversation, and provide time for developing action plans through this ongoing series. (1 hour live Teams meetings)
Dr. AJ Griffin (Potts Family Foundation) will summarize the roots of homelessness, how to gather, and use data to determine needs in municipalities.
This is OML's popular annual course which provides municipal officials and staff with a non-technical understanding of the annual budget process for municipalities and their role in that process. It is designed to teach the legal and policy-related responsibilities in the annual budget process and provide practical examples for future reference in the budget process. Topics will include:
Overview of Oklahoma Government
Overview of the Budget Process
Overview of Legal Budget Requirements
Budget Policies
Budget Funding – Oklahoma's Flawed Model
Budget Appropriations
Budget Balancing
Budget Implementation
Budget Amendment
Budget Year End Closing
If interested in sponsoring the Budget Process Workshop you can reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org and see this form for more information and application.
Please join the Women in Municipal Government group for their Winter in-person meeting on December 18th and 19th. Get into the spirit of the season on Thursday night with the Garden of Lights hayride. Friday morning will be focused on women led educational sessions at the Muskogee Civic Center.
On Thursday, December 18th, the group dinner will be at 5:30 pm (Maxine’s Gastropub), followed by visiting Depot Green Christmas, and a hayride through the Garden of Lights.
A light breakfast and coffee will be provided at the Muskogee Civic Center at 8:00 am on Friday, December 19th at 8:00 am. Meeting will adjourn at noon.
Make your hotel reservations at Fairfield Inn & Suites by December 4th to ensure the group rate: Oklahoma Municipal League
The OML Regional Councils will serve as an Advisory Board to the OML Board of Directors, and will play an important role in our Legislative Efforts. OML wants to have more representation from all of our cities and towns across the State, and to have our members more involved with OML.
Register now for the OMCCA the Virtual Orientation!
To receive certification or mastery certification credits, you MUST be enrolled in OMCCA Membership, and the certification program.
For questions regarding your membership / certification status, please contact Jenny Morris.
Virtual Orientation - December 12, 2025
Teams Meeting - (calendar invite with Teams link will be sent after registration is complete).
