Break The Red Tape Initiative

Oklahoma’s administrative code is double the size of the state of Kansas and 20 percent more than Missouri and New Mexico. In order to reduce government bureaucracy, Governor Kevin Stitt has called for the first-ever comprehensive review of the State’s administrative code and has instructed agencies to remove two regulations for every new one created.

The intent is to reduce red tape by 25% in the next three years, providing relief to Oklahoma’s job creators and farmers and ranchers while also strengthening our recruitment efforts to diversify and grow Oklahoma’s economy. 

If you know of any costly, ineffective, duplicative or outdated regulation that’s affecting you or someone you know:  Click Here.

Governor's Dashboard of Metrics

Oklahoma can and should be a Top Ten State.

To ensure we are effectively pursuing this vision, the Stitt Administration has created an easy-to-understand scorecard that helps our state leaders and agencies monitor how Oklahoma compares on the national level and make informed decisions to move the needle in key areas. 

The Governor's Dashboard of Metrics provides Oklahomans with an overview of the progress being made in the State's efforts to become Top Ten in critical categories. Each of the metrics listed in the dashboard are sourced and include a breakdown of the methodology behind the data points. The scorecard also shows quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year changes, with improvements highlighted in green. 

To view the Governor's Dashboard of Metrics:  Click Here.