This meeting has been postponed due to weather conditions. We will let you know when we have a new date.

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.

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

Would you like to have a part in sponsoring this event? Sign up for the Friends of OML Initiative.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 8:30 am Session begins at 9:00 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.

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.

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. 

Registration and Location Coming Soon

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

Would you like to have a part in sponsoring this event? Sign up for the Friends of OML Initiative.

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 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

Would you like to have a part in sponsoring this event? Sign up for the Friends of OML Initiative.

If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org

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

Would you like to have a part in sponsoring this event? Sign up for the Friends of OML Initiative.

If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org

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

Would you like to have a part in sponsoring this event? Sign up for the Friends of OML Initiative.

If interested in sponsoring this event or any other events, please reach out to April Bradbury at april@oml.org