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OKLAHOMA Fast
Facts
• Population (2008): 3,642,361
• Largest Cities (2008): Oklahoma City, 551,789; Tulsa, 385,635; Norman, 106,957; Broken Arrow, 92,931;
Lawton, 90,091
• Targeted Industries: Aerospace, Weather, Logistics, Value-Added Agriculture, Biotechnology, Manufacturing,
Business Services
• Key Incentives:
Quality Investment Act, Quality Jobs Program, Investment/New Jobs Tax Credits
• GDP (All Industry 2008):
$146.4 billion*
*Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce
OKLAHOMA State Incentives
The Oklahoma's Quality Jobs incentive program gives qualifying
enrolled companies quarterly cash rebates of up to 5% of taxable
wages for up to 10 years. New legislation adds Web portals; other
professional, scientific, and technical services; cattle, milk,
and egg production companies to the Quality Jobs incentive program.
Oklahoma's Training for Industry (TIP) Program delivers
training to qualifying new and expanding Oklahoma companies at no
cost. Technical experts at the state level work with company officials
and training experts at the local level to design a customized program.
Oklahoma Opportunity Fund is one of Oklahoma's newest incentives.
This $45 million fund is targeted to assist in major projects statewide.
Funds will be expended for projects which provide a substantial
economic benefit to the state through creation of new jobs that
offer a basic health benefit plan, as defined in the Oklahoma Quality
Jobs Program Act; maintenance of existing jobs that are at risk
for termination; investment in new real property, plant, or equipment
or in the improvement or retooling of existing plant or equipment;
or additional revenues in either ad valorem, income, or sales and
use taxes.
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CITY CONTACTS
Greater Oklahoma City Partnership
Robin Roberts Krieger
Executive Vice President, Economic Development
123 Park Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK USA 73102
405-297-8945
rroberts@okcchamber.com
www.greateroklahomacity.com
Greater Oklahoma City: a 10-county region that’s near the markets and workforce you're looking for.Our workforce and collaborative, diverse business environment are our greates assets.Come check us out!
Tulsa Metro Chamber
Jim Fram
Senior Vice President, Economic Development
2 W. Second St., Suite 150
Tulsa, OK USA 74103
800-624-6822
jimfram@tulsachamber.com
www.growmetrotulsa.com
Tulsa, Oklahoma is an innovative, growing region that perfectly balances convenience and affordability with the advantages of a skilled workforce, central location, excellent quality of life and pro-business atmosphere.
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American Electric Power (AEP), Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Janet Smith
Manager, Economic Development
212 East Sixth Street
Tulsa, OK USA 74119
918-599-2405
jpsmith1@aep.com
www.aep.com
OG&E Electric Services
Richard Cornelison
Economic Development Project Manager
PO Box 321, MC 206
Oklahoma City, OK USA 73101-0321
405-553-3977
cornerl@oge.com
www.oge.com/business
MidAmerica Industrial Park
Don Berger
Director of Marketing
P.O. Box 945
Pryor Creek, OK USA 74362-0945
918 825 3500
donb@maip.com
www.maip.com
PREDCI (Panhandle Regional Economic Development Coalition Inc.)
Betty L. Mosburg
Executive Director
802 NE 6th Street
Guymon, OK USA 73942
580-338-8500
predci@ptsi.net
www.predci.com
Rogers County Industrial Development Authority
Don Cochren
Executive Director
P.O. Box 606
Claremore, OK USA 74018
918-343-8959
dcochren@rcida.com
www.rcida.com
Ardmore Chamber of Commerce & Development Authority
Wes Stucky
Executive Director
410 West Main, P.O. Box 1585
Ardmore, OK USA 73402-1585
580-223-7765
wstucky@ardmore.org
www.ardmore.org
Edmond Economic Development Authority
Janet Yowell
Executive Director
825 East 2nd Street, Suite 200
Edmond, OK USA 73034
405-340-0116
info@eeda.com
www.eeda.com
Geary Chamber of Commerce
Kay Hagerman
Executive Director
120 East Main, P.O. Box 273
Geary, OK USA 73040-0273
405-884-2765
blco1@pldi.net
Miami Area Economic Development Service, Inc.
Judee Snodderly, EDFP
Executive Director
2 North Main Street, Suite 601
Miami, OK USA 74354-6342
918-542-8405
jsnodderly@miami-ok.org
www.miami-ok.org
Norman Economic Development Coalition, Inc.
Don Wood, CEcD
Executive Director
710 Asp Avenue, Suite 100
Norman, OK USA 73069
405-573-1900
nedc@nedcok.com
www.nedcok.com
Ponca City Development Authority
Tim Burg
Assistant Director
102 South Fifth Street, Suite 3
Ponca City, OK USA 74601
580-765-7070
Tburg@goponca.com
www.goponca.com
Seminole Economic Development Council
Steve Saxon
City Manager
401 North Main, P.O. Box 1218
Seminole, OK USA 74868-1218
405-382-4330
stevesaxon@yahoo.com
Walters Chamber of Commerce
BeLindia Gwoompi
President
116 North Broadway, P.O. Box 352
Walters, OK USA 73572
580-875-3335
gwoompi@prodigy.net
Warner Chamber of Commerce
Roger Thomason
President
P.O. Box 170
Warner, OK USA 74469-0009
918-463-2696