District 1: Stan Sallee

Stan Sallee was raised in Collinsville, OK and graduated from Collinsville High School. He attended the University of Oklahoma and Northeastern State University earning a BA in Business and Finance. He and his wife Kim have been married for more than 30 years, have two grown children and are lifelong residents of Tulsa County.

Experience

Stan has been serving as Tulsa County Commissioner for District 1 since November 2018. Prior to this, Stan became a Collinsville City Councilor in 2002, serving for two years and Mayor for eight years. He also serves on many boards and organizations throughout the region. Stan comes from a long line of family who have devoted their time to public service.

His grandfather, Lincoln Sallee, was the first republican Tulsa County Commissioner for District 1 in 1938 and served as Mayor in Collinsville. Stan’s maternal grandfather, Col. Sol H. Bayouth, was a community leader and served on the Tulsa County Fair Board for many years and founded Bayouth Dept. Stores in northeastern Oklahoma.

Prior to his public service, Stan worked in several industries ranging from oil and gas production, manufacturing and real estate development always with a focus on starting and growing businesses, creating jobs and building neighborhoods in District 1.

Areas of Focus

Within District 1, Stan is focused on public safety and improving Tulsa County’s roads and bridges while also focusing on economic development and revitalization. Tulsa County is modernizing its approach to road maintenance and improving the quality and efficiency of the projects throughout the county and has finished a road pavement index for the entire county road system, which will allow the County to prioritize projects. Stan is also focused on identifying which road maintenance elements can be subcontracted, such as mowing the right of ways, to help provide taxpayers with a better result for less expense.

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