Rep. Dillon Travis

09/04/2026

It was an honor to be invited to Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s Capitol Camp. I worked with a great group of young leaders on policy. The future is bright!

08/08/2026

Thank you so much for the invitation to tour your wonderful campus. District 35 is full of great rural schools like Jennings making a huge difference in the lives of students!

06/13/2026

During my campaign, I promised to help with rural infrastructure. The town of Ralston needs substantial improvements to their water infrastructure. I’m proud to have helped secure two grants for Ralston, one for $145,000 through the Oklahoma Water Resources Board and another $100,000 through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). I will continue to fight for more funding for rural Oklahoma!

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Town of Ralston (Town) in Pawnee County received approval for a $145,000 Rural Economic Action Plan (REAP) grant on Tuesday through the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the Town’s water infrastructure.

06/07/2026

There was a great turnout at the Pawnee and Osage CASA Bingo and Dessert Auction! I had a great conversation with Kristin Donnelly with the Pawnee/Osage CASA organization. CASA is a great program that helps our most vulnerable. There are so many wonderful volunteers dedicating their time to help children in need, and I’m thankful for their work in rural Oklahoma! Thank you so much for the invitation to speak and learn more about this wonderful organization.

05/13/2026

It was an absolute honor to be invited to speak at the Drumright 4-H and FFA banquet last night! The chapter personally mailed me an invitation — I was honored.

FFA and 4-H shaped me into the person I am today, and I can tell you that our future is bright when I look at the young men and women involved in organizations like these!

Congrats on a great year, Drumright FFA and 4-H!

05/12/2026

05/09/2026

It’s important for state and city officials to work together! Thank you Mayor Bagwell!

05/09/2026

Proud to work with our mayors to improve rural Oklahoma!

Today we had the pleasure of hosting the Oklahoma Municipal League Regional 2 Advisory Council Meeting at the Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum. We always love the opportunity to showcase this incredible Oklahoma Historical Society site and share a little piece of Oklahoma history with visitors from across the region.

The Oklahoma Municipal League regional council meetings bring together city leadership from communities throughout Oklahoma to discuss municipal issues, legislative updates, infrastructure, economic development, public safety, utilities, and the many challenges and successes local governments experience every day. These meetings are an important reminder that when cities collaborate, share ideas, and support one another, stronger communities are built across our state.

We want to sincerely thank Senator Chuck Hall - District 20 and Rep. Dillon Travis for speaking during the legislative lunch portion of today’s event and for taking time to visit with municipal leaders from throughout the region.

We appreciate everyone who attended and contributed to today’s discussions. When we work together for Oklahoma, we get things done! 💜 ~Mayor Cottle

05/02/2026

It was a great day at Kumback Lunch’s 100 year celebration! I was honored to recognize their service with Senator Chuck Hall.

Kumback is a staple in the community and the oldest cafe in Oklahoma! Also thank you to Governor Kevin Stitt and Representative John Pfeiffer for being a part of this! Here’s to another 100 years!

05/01/2026

I enjoyed meeting with the OSU Cattle Women!