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The Office of Management and Enterprise Services will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day. We hope yo...
09/04/2026

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day.

We hope you enjoy the long weekend!

Here's what their colleagues had to say about their impact at OMES: 💡 “Beau Welch is an outstanding candidate for Emplo...
09/03/2026

Here's what their colleagues had to say about their impact at OMES:

💡 “Beau Welch is an outstanding candidate for Employee of the Month. He consistently goes above and beyond to support his teammates, share his knowledge and help resolve questions and challenges. His expertise in Identity and Access Management policies and procedures is a valuable resource that strengthens the team and helps others succeed.

“Beau approaches his work with determination, thoroughness and a strong commitment to quality. He remains dependable and positive, even during busy periods, and treats both coworkers and customers with patience, respect and professionalism.

“His knowledge, work ethic and willingness to help make him a valuable member of the team and highly deserving of Employee of the Month recognition.”

🎯 “Eloisa Luzuriaga is an outstanding candidate for Employee of the Month. She has gone above and beyond in developing statewide processes, procedures and rules for the Comdata fuel card program while coordinating with vendors, agency administrators, Fleet and Central Purchasing.

“She consistently troubleshoots reporting issues, improves data accuracy and provides clear guidance to agencies. Her attention to detail, strong communication and thorough research help agencies understand their fuel transactions and maintain compliance.

“Eloisa’s leadership in weekly coordination meetings, maintenance of statewide resources and consistent follow-through have strengthened fuel card oversight statewide. Her dedication, professionalism and collaborative approach make her a valuable member of Central Purchasing and highly deserving of this recognition.”

08/28/2026

Looking for office furniture or a practical addition to your organization? A wide range of state-owned equipment is available through public auction at OMES CAM Surplus’ GovDeals page. Whether you’re a small business owner, student or collector, these auctions offer professional-grade goods at affordable prices.

Your next great find is waiting for you! Find more information and place a bid at govdeals.com/surplusok.

📢 State employee recreational leagues are returning this fall! Starting next month, four fall leagues are gearing up for...
08/27/2026

📢 State employee recreational leagues are returning this fall!

Starting next month, four fall leagues are gearing up for another season of friendly competition. Register for any of these leagues by Friday, Aug. 28, to participate:

🎳 Bowling
🎾 Tennis
🏐 Sand volleyball
🏀 Basketball

OMES’ Thrive’s rec leagues offer state employees fun and engaging ways to stay active and boost overall wellbeing – all while connecting with coworkers through recreational sports.

State employees interested should visit https://oklahoma.gov/thrive.html to learn more!

08/25/2026

A budget-friendly ride is one bid away on OMES CAM Surplus’ GovDeals website! 🚗💨

From daily commuter vehicles to heavy‑duty construction equipment, the Surplus auction inventory reflects the wide range of vehicles used across the state. Find more information and place a bid at govdeals.com/surplusok.

08/13/2026

💲 OKLAHOMA REVENUE: Oklahoma July revenue collections remain consistent with FY 2027 expectations

General Revenue Fund (GRF) collections in July totaled $515.7 million, which is $7.8 million, or 1.5%, below the estimate for the first month of fiscal year 2027. This total is also $92.8 million, or 15.3%, below collections from July 2025.

📢 From OMES Director Mark Wood: “July collections reflect known factors at the start of the fiscal year, not a broader revenue concern. Because monthly collections can fluctuate based on when revenues are credited to the General Revenue Fund, year-over-year context is especially important. These results are consistent with expectations, and we will continue monitoring revenue performance closely as FY 2027 moves forward.”

To learn more, visit https://oklahoma.gov/omes/newsroom/2026/july-collections-remain-consistent-with-expectations.html.

ℹ️ As state government’s main operating fund, the GRF is the key indicator of state government’s fiscal status and the predominant funding source for the annual appropriated state budget.

08/12/2026

OMES CAM Surplus auctions are where value meets variety!

State Surplus auctions deliver unbeatable value with a huge variety of state-owned assets ready for a second life. Each week brings a new lineup of items – everything from heavy machinery and fleet vehicles to IT equipment – available at a fraction of their typical cost. With refreshed deals, GovDeals makes it easy to score a smart bargain while helping extend the useful life of surplus goods.

Find more information and place a bid at govdeals.com/surplusok.

Join us in congratulating the OMES Employees of the Month for June 2026: Duncan Marshall and Jon Trushenski! 👏 Here's w...
08/11/2026

Join us in congratulating the OMES Employees of the Month for June 2026: Duncan Marshall and Jon Trushenski! 👏

Here's what their colleagues had to say about their impact at OMES:

🤝 “Duncan serves as the Mediation Program manager for the Civil Service Division. He has consistently propelled the Mediation Program to new heights during his time in the role. He is a rising star in the eyes of many, both internally and externally, because of his:

➡️ Passion for resolution and conflict management.
➡️ Willingness to serve as a spokesperson for the Civil Service Division.
➡️ Positive attitude toward all state employees who come through the Civil Service Division office.

“Duncan trains new mediators each quarter and brings them on to serve in mediation matters. He takes the time to meet with both new and experienced mediators to support their continued development. Duncan has also begun accepting requests for agency-specific mediations. For these reasons, I believe Duncan deserves this recognition.”

💡 “Jon is recognized for his outstanding work in IT procurement, particularly in managing purchases through the P-card program. He consistently goes above and beyond to ensure every purchase is handled correctly. His attention to detail and strong understanding of procurement policies result in P-card transactions that are accurate, well documented and fully compliant.

“Jon's commitment to staying informed sets him apart. He takes the time to understand new procurement legislation and policy changes and readily shares that knowledge with others. Whether answering questions or supporting co-workers who are new to procurement, he provides guidance with patience and a positive attitude.

“He doesn't just understand the right way to complete a purchase, he consistently puts that knowledge into practice. His P-card transactions serve as an example of procurement excellence. The care and attention he brings to every transaction set a high standard for others and reflect positively on OMES.

“His professionalism, reliability and willingness to support his colleagues make him a valued member of the team and a deserving recipient of Employee of the Month.”

08/03/2026

💲 OKLAHOMA REVENUE: Oklahoma General Revenue Fund closes FY 2026 ahead of estimate, prior year

General Revenue Fund (GRF) collections for fiscal year 2026 totaled $8.9 billion, which is $612.1 million, or 7.4%, above the estimate for the year. This total is also $142.4 million, or 1.6%, above collections from FY 2025.

GRF collections in June were $991.3 million. This is $153.8 million, or 18.4%, above the monthly estimate and $44.8 million, or 4.7%, above collections from June 2025.

📢 From OMES Director Mark Wood: “The State of Oklahoma ended FY 2026 in a strong financial position, with General Revenue Fund collections finishing ahead of both estimates and last year’s level. Exceeding prior-year collections for the second consecutive year and surpassing the full-year estimate for the sixth consecutive year reflects the strength of Oklahoma’s economy and the disciplined fiscal management that continues to guide our state.”

Learn more: https://oklahoma.gov/omes/newsroom/2026/grf-closes-fy-2026-ahead-of-estimate-and-prior-year.html

ℹ️ As state government’s main operating fund, the GRF is the key indicator of state government’s fiscal status and the predominant funding source for the annual appropriated state budget. GRF collections are revenues that remain for the appropriated state budget after rebates, refunds and other mandatory apportionments, and after sales and use taxes are remitted back to municipalities. In contrast, gross collections, reported by the state treasurer, are all revenues remitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

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