Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma is driving forward with the DOGE OK initiative, which aims to identify and eliminate government inefficiencies and waste, projected to save the state around $8.9 million. The program includes various cost-cutting measures in key areas such as cellphone reduction, software audits, fleet reduction, and contract negotiations. Some of the measures, such as reducing cellphone devices and transitioning to energy-efficient LED lighting, are already in progress and showing savings. Governor Stitt emphasized that these initiatives are crucial for creating a more efficient government and ensuring responsible use of taxpayer funds.
The DOGE-OK website provides detailed information on the savings generated by each initiative, ranging from reducing phone line costs to terminating international contracts. Governor Stitt’s vision is to empower citizens and leaders to drive a smarter and leaner government by rooting out inefficiencies and waste. The executive order for the DOGE-OK initiative underscores the commitment to making Oklahoma a top-ten state in terms of efficiency and responsible governance. With measures like automated invoice processing and mobile apps for accessing regulations, the state is on track to achieve significant savings and streamline operations.
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