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ACCO's 2nd ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Tuesday October 28th, 2025
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ACCO Fall Conference!
Conference Dates are October 29th & 30th, 2025
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2025 ACCO Fall Conference Agenda
NEW TRAINING
The Association of County Commissioners and the Oklahoma Sheriff's Association have partnered up to fund and host the much requested JAIL ADMINISTRATOR ACADEMY. This CLEET accredited 40 hour academy will provide tools necessary to manage jails across the state of Oklahoma.
Class will be held December 8-12, 8 a.m. - 5p.m.
Training will be held at:
ACCO Building
429 NE 50th st
Oklahoma City, Ok. 73105
Seats are limited so sign up now
FREE training
Class will be held December 8-12, 8 a.m. - 5p.m.
Training will be held at:
ACCO Building
429 NE 50th st
Oklahoma City, Ok. 73105
Seats are limited so sign up now
FREE training
ACCO Presents: Safety
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 11, 2025
Historic $75 Million Investment in County Roads and Bridges Signed into Law
OKLAHOMA CITY — County officials across Oklahoma are celebrating a major legislative win as House Bill 2758, which allocates up to $75 million for county roads and bridges, has officially been signed into law. This marks one of the largest single-year investments in county transportation infrastructure in state history.
The funding will provide essential support to counties across Oklahoma as they work to repair, upgrade, and modernize critical transportation networks that serve both rural and urban communities.
This bill represents a monumental step forward for county infrastructure. These funds will improve safety, support economic development, and help our counties better serve their citizens.
ACCO extends its deepest gratitude to the legislative champions of this historic bill — Representative Trey Caldwell, Senator John Haste, and Senator Chuck Hall — for their leadership and commitment to local government needs.
“This investment reflects the state’s recognition of the vital role counties play in Oklahoma’s overall transportation system,” said ACCO Executive Director Chris Schroder. “We are especially grateful to Representative Caldwell, Senator Haste, and Senator Hall for their tireless work to ensure our counties have the resources they need.”
House Bill 2758 represents a collaborative effort between state legislators, county officials, and Governor Stitt to address long-standing infrastructure needs across Oklahoma’s 77 counties.
The funding will provide essential support to counties across Oklahoma as they work to repair, upgrade, and modernize critical transportation networks that serve both rural and urban communities.
This bill represents a monumental step forward for county infrastructure. These funds will improve safety, support economic development, and help our counties better serve their citizens.
ACCO extends its deepest gratitude to the legislative champions of this historic bill — Representative Trey Caldwell, Senator John Haste, and Senator Chuck Hall — for their leadership and commitment to local government needs.
“This investment reflects the state’s recognition of the vital role counties play in Oklahoma’s overall transportation system,” said ACCO Executive Director Chris Schroder. “We are especially grateful to Representative Caldwell, Senator Haste, and Senator Hall for their tireless work to ensure our counties have the resources they need.”
House Bill 2758 represents a collaborative effort between state legislators, county officials, and Governor Stitt to address long-standing infrastructure needs across Oklahoma’s 77 counties.
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The Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma (ACCO) is 231 County Commissioners in all 77 Oklahoma Counties working together for the health, safety and welfare needs of all county citizens. ACCO serves as a statewide clearinghouse for leadership training, educational programming and a comprehensive array of services designed to meet the needs of its member counties.
