From a constituent in Guthrie, OK4/19CCBHCs are necessary for healthy communities and improved mental health in OK
Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs) are crucial for improving the lives of Oklahomans struggling with mental health and substance use disorders. As a provider, I have witnessed firsthand the positive impact CCBHCs have on our communities. They increase access to comprehensive, int
From a constituent in Guthrie, OK4/11Prioritize funding for critical mental health services
We cannot afford further cuts to mental health services. Demand for these critical resources is only increasing, and slashing funding will leave many vulnerable individuals without access to the care they desperately need. Mental health is just as vital as physical health, yet it often gets marginal
From a constituent in Guthrie, OK4/11Protect Oklahoma's mental health programs and services
Cutting vital mental health programs carried out by nonprofits across Oklahoma will have devastating consequences. Access to critical services for those struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse disorders could be severely limited or eliminated entirely. This puts countless lives at r
From a constituent in Guthrie, OK4/7Reject censorship, protect civil liberties and free expression
The proposed legislation from Sen. Deevers represents an alarming overreach that threatens fundamental rights and freedoms. The provisions targeting drag performances and pornography pose a severe threat to creative expression and personal liberties. A society that censors art and polices private be
From a constituent in Guthrie, OK4/3Preserve Oklahoma Forests: Enhance Forestry Department Oversight
I am writing to express serious concerns over the proposal to eliminate the Oklahoma Forestry Department. Protecting our state's forests and natural resources is of utmost importance for preserving our environment, mitigating wildfires, and safeguarding public safety. The recent criticism regarding
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