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State of Oklahoma

Oklahoma Number of Federal Employees and Retirees, November 2012

In the state of Oklahoma, there are 92,346 federal employees and retirees.

  TOTAL ALL AGENCIES DEFENSE/ DHS VETERAN AFFAIRS TREAS. AGRIC. INTERIOR TRANSP. COMMERCE LABOR ENERGY/ EPA POSTAL* SOCIAL SECURITY FEDERAL RETIREES OTHER
Statewide 92346 24411 4625 484 978 1103 3805 373 71 161 7014 523 45634 3164

Source: Office of Personnel Management, Federal Employment Statistics, November 2012.

*Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment, 2011.


Oklahoma First Congressional District Number of Federal Employees and Retirees, November 2012

In the First Congressional District of Oklahoma, there are 9,039 federal employees and retirees. Below is the breakout by federal agency and county.
(NOTE: Some counties overlap congressional districts; all attempts were made to include all pertinent counties in this table. We apologize
if some are not in this district or if a county was omitted from this table.)

County TOTAL ALL AGENCIES DEFENSE/ DHS VETERAN AFFAIRS TREAS. AGRIC. INTERIOR TRANSP. COMMERCE LABOR ENERGY POSTAL* SOCIAL SECURITY FEDERAL RETIREES OTHER
Creek 466       3   1 2     99   349 12
Rogers 1045 23     10     2     99   593 318
Tulsa 6554 970 156 132 11 115 87 63 8 74 1454 124 3137 223
Wagoner 575 22     3     1     45   501 3
Washington 399 8     2     2     82 8 297  
                             
TOTAL 9039                          

Source: Office of Personnel Management, Federal Employment Statistics (place of employment county), November 2012.

*Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment, 2011.


Oklahoma Second Congressional District Number of Federal Employees and Retirees, November 2012

In the Second Congressional District of Oklahoma, there are 14,457 federal employees and retirees. Below is the breakout by federal agency and county.
(NOTE: Some counties overlap congressional districts; all attempts were made to include all pertinent counties in this table. We apologize
if some are not in this district or if a county was omitted from this table.)

County TOTAL ALL AGENCIES DEFENSE/ DHS VETERAN AFFAIRS TREAS. AGRIC. INTERIOR TRANSP. COMMERCE LABOR POSTAL* SOCIAL SECURITY FEDERAL RETIREES OTHER
Adair 136   1   6     1   33   94 1
Atoka 170       10     1   22   137  
Bryan 373 5     8     3   71 9 274 3
Cherokee 785 2 1   9 3   6   48   473 243
Choctaw 164 10     8     1   24 6 115  
Coal 88       2         18   68  
Craig 158   18   12     1   42   84 1
Delaware 421 2 16   12   1 2   51   337  
Haskell 200 29     3     1   31   135 1
Hughes 241       4     2   29   205 1
Johnston 142 1     8 18   1   24   90  
Latimer 128       3         22   103  
Le Flore 582 28     49 2   3 1 80 17 400 2
McCurtain 359 9     56 5   4   62   221 2
McIntosh 476 1     2     1   31   441  
Marshall 202       3     1   18   180  
Mayes 280 1     6     1   57   214 1
Muskogee 3813 70 2322 5 13 86   4   117 23 1114 59
Nowata 97 1     8     1   21   66  
Okfuskee 192       3     1   24   164  
Okmulgee 406 11     7 13   3   60 5 295 12
Ottawa 284 3     4 19   4   62 10 168 14
Pittsburg 3082 1701 9   11 3 2 2 6 83 38 1219 8
Pushmataha 145 4     8     1   23   109  
Rogers 1045 23     10     2   99   593 318
Sequoyah 488 68     4 13   2   59   316 26
                           
TOTAL 14457                        

Source: Office of Personnel Management, Federal Employment Statistics (place of employment county), November 2012.

*Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment, 2011.


Oklahoma Third Congressional District Number of Federal Employees and Retirees, November 2012

In the Third Congressional District of Oklahoma, there are 12,213 federal employees and retirees. Below is the breakout by agency and county.
(NOTE: Some counties overlap congressional districts; all attempts were made to include all pertinent counties in this table. We apologize
if some are not in this district or if a county was omitted from this table.)

County TOTAL ALL AGENCIES DEFENSE/DHS VETERAN AFFAIRS TREAS. AGRIC. INTERIOR TRANSP. COMMERCE POSTAL* SOCIAL SECURITY FEDERAL RETIREES OTHER
Alfalfa 88       4 8     24   52  
Beaver 50       3       21   25 1
Beckham 131       4       35   91 1
Blaine 145 12     4 2     31   85 11
Caddo 956       9 416   2 64   416 49
Canadian 2540 39     51 22 10 3 125 3 1886 401
Cimarron 38       2       8   28  
Creek 466   1   3     2 99   349 12
Custer 385       19 9     54 8 192 103
Dewey 79       2       25   52  
Ellis 57       2       16   39  
Garfield 866 292   4 22     2 113 16 417  
Grant 70 1     4     1 22   42  
Greer 82       3       17   62  
Harmon 44       7       11   26  
Harper 38       3     1 13   21  
Jackson 1715 1152     8     1 46   506 2
Kay 365 14     5 7   1 83   253 2
Kingfisher 155   1   8       34   111 1
Kiowa 179 1     12     2 30   134  
Lincoln 716 8     8     1 57   640 2
Logan 577   1   10     2 57   506 1
Major 88       3       26   59  
Noble 117       7 1     22   86 1
Osage 449 29     5 37 6 4 43 10 255 60
Pawnee 314       3 17   1 31   148 114
Payne 886 16 3   184 3   1 108 15 549 7
Roger Mills 72       13 12   1 17   29  
Texas 136 1     35       36   64  
Washita 131       5     1 30   95  
Woods 79       2       25   52  
Woodward 199 4     36 3     48   105 3
                         
TOTAL 12213                      

Source: Office of Personnel Management, Federal Employment Statistics (place of employment county), November 2012.

*Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment, 2011.


Oklahoma Fourth Congressional District Number of Federal Employees and Retirees, November 2012

In the Fourth Congressional District of Oklahoma, there are 58,149 federal employees and retirees. Below is the breakout by federal agency and
county. (NOTE: Some counties overlap congressional districts; all attempts were made to include all pertinent counties in this
table. We apologize if some are not in this district or if a county was omitted from this table.)

County TOTAL ALL AGENCIES DEFENSE/ DHS VETERAN AFFAIRS TREAS. AGRIC. INTERIOR TRANSP. COMMERCE LABOR EPA POSTAL* SOCIAL SECURITY FEDERAL RETIREES OTHER
Canadian 2540 39     51 22 10 3     125 3 1886 401
Carter 367 4 5 2 3   1 1     80 13 256 2
Cleveland 5922 150     4 32   191 9   346 43 5123 24
Comanche 6019 3068 85 8 58 38 1 5 2   144 23 2300 287
Cotton 134 1     5           17   111  
Garvin 285       22 3   1     57   199 3
Grady 842 4 1   5 1         68 12 749 2
Jefferson 87 8     3     1     17   56 2
Love 87 1     4           15   67  
McClain 722 4     7     2     54   652 3
Marshall 202       3     1     18   180  
Murray 241       2 60         24   154 1
Oklahoma 39619 16617 2001 333 61 114 3696 22 45   1728 123 13815 1064
Pontotoc 502 7     12 21   1   56 61 9 326 9
Stephens 474 1 1   6     5     70   381 10
Tillman 106 1     4           21   80  
                             
TOTAL 58149                          

Oklahoma Fifth Congressional District Number of Federal Employees and Retirees, November 2012

In the Fifth Congressional District of Oklahoma, there are 42,358 federal employees and retirees. Below is the breakout by federal agency and county.
(NOTE: Some counties overlap congressional districts; all attempts were made to include all pertinent counties in this table. We apologize
if some are not in this district or if a county was omitted from this table.)

County TOTAL ALL AGENCIES DEFENSE/ DHS VETERAN AFFAIRS TREAS. AGRIC. INTERIOR TRANSP. COMMERCE LABOR POSTAL* SOCIAL SECURITY FEDERAL RETIREES OTHER
Oklahoma 39619 16617 2001 333 61 114 3696 22 45 1728 123 13815 1064
Pottawatomie 2278 7 1   7 9   4   106 16 2114 14
Seminole 461       4 11       41   326 79
                           
TOTAL 42358                        

Source: Office of Personnel Management, Federal Employment Statistics (place of employment county), November 2012.

*Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment, 2011.



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