Oklahoma Department of Transportation - Organization

Organization

  • Cabinet Secretary
  • Transportation Commission
    • Director
      • Deputy Director
        • Assistant Director for Operations
          • Field Divisions
            • Division 1 - Muskogee
            • Division 2 - Antlers
            • Division 3 - Ada
            • Division 4 - Perry
            • Division 5 - Clinton
            • Division 6 - Buffalo
            • Division 7 - Duncan
            • Division 8 - Tulsa
          • Construction Division
          • Maintenance Division
          • Traffic Engineering Division
        • Assistant Director for Engineering / Chief Engineer
          • Bridge Division
          • Environmental Programs Division
          • Materials Division
          • Office Engineer Division
          • Right of Way Division
          • Survey Division (Preconstruction)
          • Roadway Design Division
          • Rail Programs and Safety Division
          • Waterways Division
        • Assistant Director for Administration
          • Civil Rights Division
          • Comptroller Division
          • Human Resources Division
          • Media and Public Relations Division
          • Operations Review and Evaluation
          • Planning and Research Division
          • Project Management Division
          • Technology Services Division
          • Training and Recruitment Division
          • Local Government Division
          • Regulatory Services Division
          • Transit Programs Division
        • Assistant Director for Capital Programs
        • General Counsel

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