KOSU | By Lionel Ramos
Published February 9, 2026 at 5:00 AM CST
Among the largest single recurring budget requests before lawmakers this year is the Oklahoma Water Resources Board’s $50 million investment into fixing the state’s dire water infrastructure needs. One state senator hopes his bill will jumpstart the work.
Officials with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board, or OWRB, estimate the state’s water infrastructure crisis will cost taxpayers up to $24 billion by 2030.
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