Lawmakers should press on to develop water plan, House speaker says
Lawsuits over water rights in southeastern Oklahoma between two American Indian tribes and the state should not prohibit lawmakers from working on water policy this year, House Speaker Kris Steele said Monday.
Steele said water proposals planned by House members include increasing water monitoring, establishing regional water planning groups, improving water infrastructure funding programs and encouraging more ...
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