Mickey Dollens
@mickeydollens.bsky.social
Dad. State Representative for the people of Oklahoma’s House District 93. Democrat
It’s back in the Senate to accept the amendment made by Hilbert which caps signatures in each county.
May 13, 2025 at 5:35 PM
It’s back in the Senate to accept the amendment made by Hilbert which caps signatures in each county.
These bills would’ve helped make homeownership & housing more accessible & affordable; however, there was no effort from the majority to address the issue. Despite this setback, I’ll continue to push for legislation that tackles real problems & improves the lives of Oklahomans. 5/5
February 13, 2025 at 3:32 AM
These bills would’ve helped make homeownership & housing more accessible & affordable; however, there was no effort from the majority to address the issue. Despite this setback, I’ll continue to push for legislation that tackles real problems & improves the lives of Oklahomans. 5/5
HB 1050 – Would have ended minimum parking mandates that drive up development costs and make housing more expensive. There would still be parking—just not more than necessary. 4/5
February 13, 2025 at 3:32 AM
HB 1050 – Would have ended minimum parking mandates that drive up development costs and make housing more expensive. There would still be parking—just not more than necessary. 4/5
HB 1051 – Fair Zoning Act - Would have modernized Oklahoma’s restrictive zoning laws to allow for more housing options and market-driven solutions to increase supply and lower costs. HB 1051 failed to proceed to a vote because no one seconded the motion for it to pass. 3/5
February 13, 2025 at 3:32 AM
HB 1051 – Fair Zoning Act - Would have modernized Oklahoma’s restrictive zoning laws to allow for more housing options and market-driven solutions to increase supply and lower costs. HB 1051 failed to proceed to a vote because no one seconded the motion for it to pass. 3/5
HB 1064 – Would have banned out-of-state hedge funds from buying up Oklahoma homes, driving up prices, and locking families out of homeownership. Our neighborhoods shouldn’t be treated like a stock portfolio. 2/5
February 13, 2025 at 3:32 AM
HB 1064 – Would have banned out-of-state hedge funds from buying up Oklahoma homes, driving up prices, and locking families out of homeownership. Our neighborhoods shouldn’t be treated like a stock portfolio. 2/5
And for the record, schools accept donations all the time. Many districts even have foundations specifically for this purpose.
January 29, 2025 at 9:33 PM
And for the record, schools accept donations all the time. Many districts even have foundations specifically for this purpose.
Oh yea, that’s why
January 29, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Oh yea, that’s why
