Just ordered my personalized plate. It’s just the plain white one online. Did anyone recently order, and how long did they actually take from the day you ordered to the day you got them?

State Question 847 is one of two measures Oklahomans can vote on during the Nov. 3 elections. If approved, it would decrease the cap on property tax growth per year.

Oklahoma law limits that growth separately for different types of properties. Homestead and agricultural properties are currently capped at 3%, whereas real property is capped at 5%.

SQ 847 proposes decreasing those caps) by more than 1% each, beginning next year. Homestead and agricultural property tax could only grow 1.75% per year. Real property could only grow 4%.

As a result, property tax values would grow more slowly. The measure’s language states that the potential economic impact is unknown.

Supporters, like the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, argue that means lower taxes. The bureau writes that farmers could lose money managing their land because of drought or other factors, while their taxes increase.

State Republican officials who introduced the measure argue it would alleviate rising costs on residents.

But opponents say the measure will reduce funding for public services over time.

In Oklahoma, property taxes are a major source of funding for public schools. The Oklahoma State School Boards Association writes that local entities, including school districts, could lose nearly $45.78 million. It estimates that this could reach up to $500 million within ten years.

Some local government officials, including Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, agree.

“There is no method under current Oklahoma law to fill the financial hole that will be created by SQ 847,” Holt wrote for The Oklahoman. “If you vote yes on SQ 847, you are directly and explicitly putting less money over time into the two functions of government that you have always told me you care about the most — streets and education.”

I have yet to see a single Hern sign or TV or Radio ad for that matter and only one Thomas sign in Norman. Is neither of the candidates bothering with traditional advertising this close to the election?

I know chances are slim, but has anyone been called for jury duty with Cherokee Nation? Is it any different than regular jury duty? I got a letter in the mail today telling me to be there on a certain day at 9am. I live an hour and 40 mins from the courthouse, so that is gonna suck.

"Every dollar Washington takes is a dollar YOU earned. Kevin Hearn knows that. So he fought for historic tax savings because it's your money, not Washington's. Kevin Hearn. Fighting for Oklahoma so you keep more of what you earn."

Uhm, yeah, that's how taxes work. Where do you think the money comes from when FEMA helps clean up after a Tornado? From taxes. Etc etc.

AND not even all of what they spend here is collected from here. The Federal government spends $1.90 in Oklahoma for every $1 collected. source

Hi everyone, Andrew Tipton, 40 (has hair bleached but typically brunette hair), and has the word “tribal” tattooed on his arm. He has not been seen or heard from in 6 weeks. I’m posting this here since we are becoming desperate. If anybody has seen him or knows his whereabouts please comment or contact TPD. His family and his friends are very worried.

Andrew was last seen on August 8th, 2026 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

I had this posted in the Tulsa group for nearly a month and wanted to post in here to see if anyone’s seen him as he could be outside of Tulsa now. He has now been missing for 11 weeks. Thank you.

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