MLK Forums, January 14th, 2024


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This forum series is being brought to you by PACE TULSA during the month of January 2024 to honor the life of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. And to celebrate his heritage and legacy.

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What does the Oklahoma Department of Transportation do?

January, since 2013, has been our AGS Survey Fundraiser Month.

High-Visibility Enforcement

The fundraising campaign has been created with a specific goal in mind – to offer support to the thousands of individuals and families who have been impacted by traffic accidents.

Improving Roadway Worker Protection through Resources and Legislation

Whether it’s due to an arrow-throwing traffic accident, collision injury, death, or an inadvertent pedestrian crossing dart-out, the effects on the victims and their loved ones can be devastating.

Explaining SaaS Flex Credit Models

The funds generated from this campaign will be used to provide financial assistance to those who are instantly displaced by these accidents.

“Name Dropping” by Brandon Cormier | ORU Chapel 2023-2024.

This includes covering expenses such as medical bills, rehabilitation costs, funeral expenses, and other associated costs.

Entitlement Politics

Additionally, the funds may also be used to support the families of the victims who may be experiencing emotional, psychological, and financial hardships as a result of the incident.

Legacy Employment As A Brand

It’s important to remember that traffic accidents can happen to anyone, at any time, and can have a lasting impact on the lives of those involved.

Think Responsibly

This campaign serves as a reminder that we can all come together to offer support and help those affected by such incidents.

What Is The U.S. Department of Transportation?

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