
Rep. Richard Morrissette. Photo: CapitalBeatOK.com
OKLAHOMA CITY — According to the reporting of the Journal Record, each week 143 oil and gas operators send in data on 590 wells, but those gathering the data do so without regard to each other’s information operating systems. Therefore it is impossible for the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) to coordinate, analyze and prioritize reported safety information in a timely manner; making it impossible to expedite appropriate remedies to mitigate danger to residents and the environment, in a timely manner.
In a release yesterday from his State office Rep. Richard Morrissette (Democrat) asks, “How long has this potentially cataclysmic inefficiency existed without corrective action by the OCC?”












