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Vic Regalado
In 1994, Sheriff Vic Regalado began his law enforcement career with the Tulsa Police Department as a Patrol Officer assigned to what was then called the Northside Division. He continued his twenty-two year career with the Tulsa Police Department, working a variety of assignments to include Detective with the Homicide Unit, Northeastern Violent Crimes Task Force Officer and Supervisor of the Organized Gang Unit. Sheriff Regalado also served as an Operator with the Tulsa Police Department's S.W.A.T. team for approximately ten years.
Sheriff Regalado shared his expertise as a Field Training Officer, Academy Instructor and a CLEET Certified Instructor. He provided training on topics such as Officer Involved Shooting Investigations, Interviews and Interrogations, and Street Gangs and Subcultures. Sheriff Regalado also served on Officer Involved Shooting Review Boards. During his tenure with the Tulsa Police Department, Sheriff Regalado was awarded the Departments Medal of Valor as well as Lifesaving award. Sheriff Regalado was also the recipient of the 2010 Insurance Professionals of Tulsa Officer of the Year Award. Sheriff Regalado retired from the Tulsa Police Department as a Sergeant and supervisor of the Tulsa Police Department's Organized Gang Unit.
Sheriff Regalado was sworn in as Sheriff of Tulsa County on April 11, 2016, after winning the Special Election. He was re-elected during the General election and was again sworn into office in January of 2017.
Sheriff Regalado is responsible for maintaining Law and Order within the borders of Tulsa County and commands a full service Law Enforcement agency with over 600 personnel that includes detention, court services, and operations divisions.
Sheriff Regalado is honored to be a Board Member for Tulsa CASA, the Martin Luther King Commemoration Society as well as the Resonance Group.
Bryan Smith
Bryan Smith was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma and is the owner of several businesses and one of the nation's top producing insurance agencies, Smith Insurance and Financial Services. Bryan also sits on many boards, is involved in several non-profit endeavors and serves in many capacities at places such as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Tulsa, Soldiers Wish, Family and Children’s Services, and the American Cancer Society just to name a few. Bryan is also an award-winning entrepreneur and an Amazon Best Selling Author. Bryan likes to spend time with his three kids, Legend, Maverick and Sophia.
Despite being a busy business owner, mentor, author, philanthropist, and family man, Bryan is the type of person that embraces all endeavors with intelligence, compassion, and innovation, all while being committed to making the community a better place. Bryan has won the respect of community members, customers, vendors, friends, and politicians, but most importantly; he is highly respected and admired by fellow leaders by exemplifying the true significance of goal setting and never giving up on your dreams. Bryan received his Bachelors of Science degree from Saint Gregory’s University.
Ron Cunningham
Ron Cunningham is the Executive Vice President, Power Delivery and Technology, with Western Farmers Electric Cooperative and has worked for WFEC for more than 44 years beginning his employment in 1974.
Cunningham has worked in various positions at WFEC, including chief financial officer, general manager of Corporate Services, treasurer and financial risk officer, general manager of Transmission and Distribution Services, and vice president of Power Delivery. He was promoted to senior management at WFEC in 1995.
A graduate of Gracemont High School, Cunningham earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Southwestern Oklahoma State University and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Oklahoma. He is also a Leadership Oklahoma, Class XIV graduate and past president of the National Generation & Transmission (G&T) Accounting and Finance Association. Ron has served on numerous boards and committees including President and member of the Anadarko Board of Education.
W. Roger Webb
Webb is the president emeritus of the University of Central Oklahoma after holding the position of president from 1997-2011. He was the president of Northeastern State University from 1978-1997 and Oklahoma Commissioner of Public Safety from 1974-1978. He is a graduate of Oklahoma State University, B.A., and the University of Oklahoma, J.D. He is presently vice chairman of the Board of Citizens Bank of Edmond. Webb was appointed to the Commission by Governor Mary Fallin in 2013.
Joe Prentice
Chief Prentice has enjoyed an almost 35-year career in Law Enforcement serving as Chief of Police for both the Oklahoma State University, Technical Branch (now OSUIT) and the Okmulgee Police Department. He has served in his current assignment for 15 years. Chief Prentice holds a degree in Criminal Justice, an Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate, and an Instructor Certification from the Oklahoma Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training.
Chief Prentice is a native Oklahoman having been born and raised in Okmulgee. He moved out of state for a year early in life and quickly realized that Oklahoma is home and where he belonged. He is honored to serve the citizens of his home state.
Angela Marsee
District Attorney District 2 (Beckham/Custer/Ellis/Roger Mills/Washita Counties). Angela was elected District Attorney for District 2 in 2014 and has served in that capacity since January of 2015. She has served as Chair, Vice-chair, and Secretary/Treasurer of the District Attorneys Council and Oklahoma District Attorneys Association. She has served as a commissioner for the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth, being appointed by both Governor Stitt and Governor Fallin.
After graduation in 1993 from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Journalism and Broadcasting, she obtained her J.D. with Distinction from the University of Oklahoma in 1997. After graduation from law school, Angela began her career as an Assistant District Attorney in the Juvenile Division of the Oklahoma County District Attorney’s Office (Seventh District). After only a year, she was assigned to the Criminal Division, initially prosecuting general felonies and later transferring to the Domestic Violence and Special Victim’s Units. In 2007 Marsee became an Assistant District Attorney in the Second District when she moved home to Weatherford. DA Marsee has extensive jury trial experience, primarily homicides and other violent felonies, including crimes against women and children.
Angela’s accomplishments include being the 2012 recipient of the Julia Levy Youth Advocate Award. In 2014 Angela garnered three additional outstanding awards: the “Distinguished Service Award for Excellence in Service to Victims and Survivors of Violence Against Women,” and the “Award for Excellence in Action Against Domestic Violence,” and the “Mitch Sperry Award” for Outstanding Prosecutor of the Year. Additionally, in 2014 she was selected for The Journal Record’s “Fifty Making a Difference.” She is also a graduate of the 2009 class of Leadership Weatherford and a 2014 graduate of Leadership Oklahoma (Class 27).
Tim Turner
Haskell County Sheriff Tim Turner is currently in his second term as Haskell County Sheriff. Sheriff Turner has 20 years of law enforcement experience, including dispatcher, detention deputy, deputy sheriff, drug task force agent/supervisor, DEA Task Force Officer, and, most recently, sheriff.
Sheriff Turner is involved in many civic groups as well as being a former Association of Oklahoma Narcotics Enforcers Board member and current Oklahoma Sheriff’s Association Board Member. Sheriff Turner currently serves on the Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Board, CLEET curriculum review board, along with multiple local boards.
Sheriff Turner has received many awards over his career from the OSA Lifesaving Award to the OSA Medal of Valor. Sheriff Turner was selected as the 2016 Oklahoma District Attorney’s Investigator of the Year, 2019 AONE Narcotics Agent of the Year, and the 2021 OSA Sheriff of the Year.