The Connection to a Brighter Future.
In 1944, the National Electrical Contractors Association began a chapter in Oklahoma. For over six decades, OKNECA members have continued to support OKNECA and the organization’s efforts. This milestone would not have been possible without their dedication. Thank you to all OKNECA members. We look forward to another 65 years!
In conjunction with the National Electrical Contractors Association, OKNECA supports a multi-faceted approach to making the United States energy independent and commits its active participation in helping implement an energy policy premised on independence. Our association’s efforts include working within the legislative and regulatory arenas and with other relevant entities to help improve electric reliability and infrastructure investment . . .
OKNECA members meet the electrical needs of clients and community by providing the professional expertise customers expect and deserve and have made a pledge to act in accordance with standards that go above and beyond current regulations.
Proposed and passed legislation which raises the standards of the electrical contracting industry.
SB 1578, by Sen. Debbe Leftwich and Rep. Fred Jordan, which increases the fines for violations of the Electrical License Act to a minimum of $200 and a maximum of $1,000. The bill also increases fines for violations of the Plumbing License Act.
