


Meet Mark
Mark Stonecipher is a lifelong resident of Oklahoma City and believes that neighborhood associations are one of the most vital parts for a strong and successful Oklahoma City. Prior to his election, Mark was intricately involved in the life of this city by serving as President of two different neighborhood associations, serving on the Board of Adjustment and serving as a member of Mayor Cornett’s task force revising the OKC Charter, which is Oklahoma City’s governing document. Mark has served as the Vice Mayor of Oklahoma City and has worked closely with Mayor Holt on some of the most important issues facing the city, including most recently the hiring of our new City Manager, Craig Freeman. Because of the strong and successful relationship between Mark and Mayor Holt, Mayor Holt has chosen to endorse Mark for re-election. Since his election in 2015, Mark has worked non-stop to improve Ward 8 by dramatically increasing the number of resurfaced roads, building new soccer fields for our children and building a new 131-acre park. He has also obtained an additional $3.5 million for an expansion of our new senior wellness center and, as a member of city council, is overseeing the hiring of an additional 129 police officers and 57 firefighters to make our community safer. In addition to what roadwork has recently been completed, and the current work being performed, efforts are underway for an additional 52 miles in Ward 8. Over the last four years, Mark has worked closely with our Mayors, Jim Couch, and city staff and department heads. As a result, Mark currently serves on the Water Utilities Trust, the Riverfront Redevelopment Authority, and the OKC Economic Development Committee, and he chairs the Annexation and De-annexation Committee and the Judiciary Committee. Recently, Mark gained approval for the construction of the 131-acre Lone Oak Park which will be located west of Hefner Parkway between NW 150th and NW 164th. He also gained city council approval for a $5 million renovation to the North OKC Soccer fields at Cameron Park. In 2017, in conjunction with the Neighborhood Alliance, Mark conducted a leadership seminar at City Hall to help groom OKC’s future leaders. Mark also worked closely with neighborhood associations to improve our Ward 8 quality of life. Mark has authored and revised important city laws and policies, including strict ordinances to better protect our citizens from vicious stray animals, greater transparency in city government, and faster response times for permitting and inspector approvals. Mark’s civic engagement has not been limited to supporting neighborhoods and the city. His past and present civic and professional organizations include: City Care, Whiz Kids, OK Bar Association Board of Governors, University of Oklahoma College of Law Alumni Association and Oklahoma City University Alumni Association. Mark is honored to be endorsed by Mayor David Holt, and Mark’s Steering Committee consists of former mayors Mick Cornett and Ron Norick, as well as noted civic leaders Tricia Everest, Rhonda Hooper and Tim McLaughlin. A graduate of Heritage Hall high school, Mark received his undergraduate degree from Oklahoma City University and his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Oklahoma. He is an attorney with the Fellers Snider Law firm and practices in the areas of oil and gas, land use, environment, and business law. Mark has been married to his wife, Debbie, for 36 years. They have lived in Ward 8 almost 30 years, and are members of Crossings Community Church.
Mark's Priorities

Mark is a conservative who wants our local government to stay focused on its core functions: public safety and infrastructure. By doing these two things well, we can create an economic climate which encourages job growth and helps families. We do not grow our city just to grow our city – we grow our city so all of us can enjoy an improved quality of life. Remember to check Mark Stonecipher on February 14th!
Mark Stonecipher’s goals for a next term include:
Keeping the promises made to voters by the city
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Finishing the MAPs 4 projects on budget and of high quality
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Fulfilling the commitments of the recent public safety and street initiative
Promoting Neighborhoods
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Actively decreasing the number of vacant and abandoned buildings
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Increasing neighborhood patrols by police
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Investing in neighborhood infrastructure
Growing and Diversifying our Economy
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Expanding quality education opportunities and training
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Creating an environment where local small businesses can grow
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Continuing to recruit high paying jobs like those in aerospace, manufacturing and information services
Collaborating and Working with Other Local Governments
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Finding appropriate and innovative ways for our city to cooperate with our local school districts
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Building on the relationship with county governments
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Continuing to partner with neighboring communities
Focusing on Infrastructure
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Securing access to a reliable, long-term water supply
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Aggressively tackling potholes and problem intersections
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Reducing commute times for families
Making City Government Even More Efficient
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Maintaining AAA bond rating
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Increasing funds held in emergency reserve
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Continually evaluating cost-benefit of services
Where is Ward 8?
If you live in the shaded area, you live in Ward 8.
Even if you don't live in Oklahoma County, you may still live in Oklahoma City. (One way to know is by knowing who provides your sewer, water and trash service).
Tell your Ward 8 family and friends to check Mark Stonecipher on their ballot box on February 14th!

Mark's Supporters
Mark Stonecipher’s campaign steering committee is comprised of former mayors Mick Cornett and Ron Norick as well as civic leaders Rhonda Hooper and Tim McLaughlin.
Keep checking back as more endorse Mark Stonecipher.
Campaign Chair
Ron Norick
Janet Akers
Dave Amis
Mark Beffort
Clay Bennett
Tom Blanton
Andy Bogert
Vicky Bogert
Todd Booze
Cassie Bowen
Charlie Bowen
Bob Brock
Linda Brock
Gary Brooks
Joel Bryant
Deane Burnett
John R. Burnett
Lori Byrd
Tommy Byrd
Dr. Chris Carey
Ruth Carey
Councilman Bradley Carter
Greg Castro
Jane Childress
Lonnie Childress
Dennis Clowers
Rhonda Coast
Luke Corbett
Mick Cornett
Kenna Cornman
Jim Couch
Nolan Coyle
Jeana Craig
Kailan Craig
Shawn Craig
Scott Cravens
Mark Davenport
Don Douglas
Jana Drummond
Carl Edwards
Tom Fanning
Clay Farha
Hossein Farzaneh
Jalal Farzaneh
Mohammed Farzaneh
Brian Ferguson
Carter Foree
Cindy Fulkerson
Shawn Fulkerson
Doug Fuller
Susie Fuller
Billy Garrett
Kim Garrett
Pat Garrett
Robert Gibson
Mike Giles
Vicki Gourley
Fred Hall
Kirk Hall
Arlen Halvorson
Linda Haneborg
David Harlow
Judy Hatfield
Frank Hill
Erica Hogan
Randy Hogan
Rhonda Hooper
Jim Hopper
Kris Hopper
Dick Horton
Pastor Bill Hulse
Dusty Hutchinson
Tim Johnson
Carol Kaspereit
Don Kaspereit
Bryan King
Michelle Kirby
Hank Kraft
Michele Kraft
Bradley Krieger
Bill Lance
Guy Liebmann
Judy Liebmann
Kay Lindsay
David Lopez
Lu Ann Stout Margo
Gary Marrs
Judy Marrs
JW Masburn
JoAnn McAtee
Larry McAtee
Carol McCoy
Hugh McCoy
Tom McDaniel
Gene McKown
Richard McKown
Vernon McKown
Liz McLaughlin
Tim McLaughlin
Mike Means
Nicole Miller
Anthony Mirzaie
Rick Moore
John Nail
Larry Nichols
Cheryl Noble
Don Noble
Gabi Noble
Tommy Noble
Kandy Norick
Cathy O'Conner
Paul Odom
Becky Pitt
Brook Plank
Mary Pointe-Blankenship
Ford Price
David Rainbolt
Zack Roach
Billy Robinson
Cindy Robinson
Teresa Rose
Meg Salyer
Jason Schuff
Brian Schwarz
Deborah Senner
Greg Slavonic
Tim Smith
Tim Strange
Richard Tanenbaum
Bill Teater
Belva Templeton
Darrell Templeton
Sean Trauschke
Maressa Treat
Senator Greg Treat
Paul Trimble
Erin Trussell
Bryan Kim Turner
Tony Tyler
Jeff Van Hoose
Mark Van Landingham
Nathan Walters
John West
Kathy Williams
Anne Wilson
Marsha Yocum
Randy Yocum