Today's Call to Action is a little different. It is targeting some specific legislators whether or not you live in their district.
Yesterday the Conference Committee on Natural Resources failed to sign out our "takings" bill - HB 2836. Quite frankl...
Well, last week was not a good for one of our bills. It appears that the bureaucrats got one up on us.
HB 2659 was a bill dealing with penalties that cities had to pay if they remitted their fees late to the Uniform Building Code Commission (UBCC)....
Rep. Frank Lucas
Congressman Frank Lucas brought to the state home builders' recent meeting a message from "The Temple of Honesty" as he poked fun at D.C.
The greatest challenge at Capitol Hill is the 53-47 split in the Senate for this reaso...
Things were fairly quiet at the Capitol this week. First order of business is to either accept or reject the latest amendments. Most of them were rejected sending bills to conference committee. There were a few notable exceptions.
HB 2155 - the opt...
OSHBA President Brandon Perkins addresses the spring board meeting in Oklahoma City.
Here are a few informational items tossed around here and there over the last month or so, much of it from the spring board meeting in Oklahoma City.
OSHB...
Last week saw the next to last deadline pass in the Legislature. The only deadline left is sine die. Consequently, a few more bills pased to the wayside.
Several bills we have supported or initiated have made it to the Governor and been signed. A f...
