Governor signs grocery tax cut bill into law

  • East Intermediate awarded Maria Johnson, far right, with “support staff of the year.” Johnson is pictured with finalists Nicole Thompson, left, and BreeAnna Jackson, middle.
  • Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signs House Bill 1955 into law Tuesday in Oklahoma City.
  • Stafford Elementary awarded both Nancy Kimble, second from left, and Marina Linville, second from right, with “support staff of the year.” Kimble and Linville received the same amount of votes, resulting in a tie. Staff is pictured with Vice Principal Sharon Ard, far left, and Principal Brad Howl, far right.
  • Weatherford Middle School awarded Anita Mast, middle, with “support staff of the year.” Mast is pictured with both finalists Cindi Carlson, left, and Jennifer Parkhurst, right.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 1955 into law, which will cut the state’s portion, 4.5 percent, of sales tax on groceries. HB 1955 was introduced January 18, 2023. This measure proposed no state sales tax on sales of food and food ingredients. It also provides no state sales tax levied upon sales of food and food ingredients shall not apply to any local taxing jurisdictions and…

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