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To the left, you will find Service Oklahoma by the numbers, a look at the number of transactions completed, credentials issued and online services conducted in 2023.  \nWithout the dedication, hard work and flexibility of Service Oklahoma employees, none of our accomplishments would be possible!  \nNEWSLETTER HIGHLIGHTS  \n▶ Executive Update  \n▶ Welcome to the Team  \n▶ SOK Employee Statement  \n▶ New Live Wait Map  \n▶ Thrive Program  \n▶ New Locations  \n▶ Mission, Vision, Values  \n▶ Highest Volume Locations  \n▶ SOK Store  \n▶ Pathfinder and SoonerSave  \n▶ Employee Anniversaries  \n▶ SOK Pets  \n▶ Tell Me Something Good  \nExecutive Update  \nAs we prepare for the upcoming legislative session starting next week, we’re monitoring over a hundred bills. That number will dwindle down as they move through the legislative process.  \nWe’ll be eager to share more towards the end of session in May when we know what measures will truly impact us.  \nOne of the biggest pieces of legislation that will impact the entire agency is the budget bill. In January, we presented our budget proposal to the legislature and shared where and how those funds will be used in our operations.  \nTo provide you with some insight into the budget process, we shared a general overview in the State of the Agency address. Here we would like to share some additional insights into our budget process and how much funding goes towards different buckets in our budget.  \nOur annual budget comes in at around $76 million. About 70% of that budget is appropriated from the legislature, meaning funds the state gives us to operate. The other 30% comes from apportionmentsof the fees we collect for driver license and motor vehicle services.  \nThe largest expenditure in our budget are payroll expenses, meaning we spend about 35% to 40% of our budget on staffing. As was mentioned recently, we are currently budgeted for about 400 full-time staff and about 90% of those positions are presently filled.  \nThe remainder of our expenses can largely be attributed to our driver license and motor vehicle systems of record as well as tech costs in general.  \nAnother large expense are the costs related to mail, including the printing and postage cost for the nearly five million pieces of correspondence we send a year, as well as the cost for license plate production and mailing. Our call center cost, rent and utilities for our over 30 offices around the state, make up another area of significant expense for the organization.  \nAs we move into our second full year of providing services, we’re eager to transparently share information with the entire Service Oklahoma team. We hope you had a chance to watch the State of the Agency and we look forward to answering questions and connecting with everyone at our next Town Hall on February 22.   \nWelcome to the Team  \nService Oklahoma continues to grow, and we are excited for what is to come.  \nMeet our newest team members!  \nToby Sheffield  \nDriver License Examiner Altus  \nVictoria Baker  \nBusiness Programs Manager OKC Cla","cbCainwUnKZX2Pv6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainwUnKZX2Pv6","pdf",1872645,12,"English","# Service Oklahoma By the Numbers\n## Motor Vehicle and Driver License Credentials\n# Newsletter Highlights\n## Executive Update\n## Welcome to the Team\n## Introducing the Service Oklahoma Employee Statement\n## New Live Wait Map","[{\"question\":\"What does the newsletter report under “Service Oklahoma By the Numbers”?\",\"answer\":\"It presents key statistics such as active credentials, REAL IDs issued as of January 2, 2024, online transaction percentages, and totals for motor vehicle registrations and categories.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the agency budget described in the Executive Update?\",\"answer\":\"The annual budget is stated as around $76 million, with about 70% appropriated from the legislature and 30% funded through fee apportionments.\"},{\"question\":\"What spending areas receive emphasis in the Executive Update?\",\"answer\":\"Payroll expenses are highlighted as the largest share (about 35% to 40%), along with costs tied to driver license and motor vehicle systems of record, technology, mail, license plate production, and call center and office operations.\"}]","OKLAHOMANS HELPING OKLAHOMANS - Service Oklahoma By the Numbers - February 2, 2024 | PDF",1789874369]