News
Clifton Adcock
A request by Oklahoma Gazette to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission for an interpretation on rules and laws governing municipal elections was denied during the commission’s Aug. 19 meeting.
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: municipal
‘In the shadows’
After receiving last-minute advice, the Oklahoma Ethics Commission denied giving an interpretation on municipal elections.
News
Clifton Adcock
A request by Oklahoma Gazette to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission for an interpretation on rules and laws governing municipal elections was denied during the commission’s Aug. 19 meeting.
Municipal money
More than 220 OKC employees earn more than $100,000 annually.
News
Jerry Bohnen
Salaries on parade: It’s one of the more popular issues of Parade magazine, listing the salaries of people around the country.
All systems go?
OKC is not out any money, says City Manager Jim Couch, in an incomplete public safety project nearly six years behind schedule.
News
Clifton Adcock
Despite years-long delays on implementing police and municipal court electronic records systems, Oklahoma City Manager Jim Couch said the city is still on budget for the projects.
Middling money
This year’s city council races saw far fewer campaign dollars spent than in 2010.
News
Clifton Adcock
Despite a crowded field in one Oklahoma City Council race and three candidates in another, overall campaign spending and fundraising in this year’s municipal elections is significantly below that of two years ago.
New faces
Two political novices topple incumbent to win seats on Oklahoma City Council.
News
Tim Farley
The Oklahoma City Council endured a shakeup last week when incumbents Gary Marrs and Ronald “Skip” Kelly were defeated by two 30-something political newcomers during the April 2 runoff elections.
