Stan Hammons Located in Oklahoma. After learning of widespread corruption and mishandling of funds and equipment at Choctaw Electric Co-Op, Stan volunteered and was instrumental in organizing a petition drive and campaign by Choctaw Electric Coop members, which gathered over 2800-member signatures. Our group’s efforts led to the ousting of the CEO and the entire Board, resulting in taking control of the board and making many sweeping reforms. Stan Hammons grew up in a small rural community in S.E. Oklahoma with the highest poverty rate in the state. This has given him a deep sense of empathy and commitment to issues effecting the poor and disadvantaged through-out his life. Stan is a veteran Of the U.S. Air Force where he attended Arizona State University and later also served as a USAF Recruiter. He was selected Airman of the Year in 1975. Stan worked as the Coordinator of Business and Industry Relations for Oklahoma City Community College. He also served as The Oklahoma Deputy State Treasurer, Assistant Director of the State Tourism and Recreation Department, Special Assistant to the State Corrections Director and a Lobbyist for the National State Treasurers Association. He was appointed by the Governor to serve On the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth and The State Juvenile Justice Council. He also served on the State Executive Board of Directors for the American Cancer Society and The State Executive Board of Directors for the Oklahoma Cerebral Palsy Foundation. He was a founding Board Director of Meadowbrook Acres Adult Handicap living Center. Stan was the owner and of Microm Computers LLC, which employed over 100 people in Norman, Oklahoma and serviced state businesses as well as contracts with the U.S. Navy. Stan has spent over 30 years as a Campaign adviser in Oklahoma including volunteering in multiple State and Local Campaigns, three Successful Gubernatorial campaigns, State Pari-mutuel Racing, multiple State education issues and The State Lottery for Education funding. Stan has been an adviser for multiple sales Tax and Bond Elections and Economic Development Issue Campaigns. He has helped organize multiple petition drives. He recently volunteered to help organized the petition drive and campaign for the removal of the Corrupt Board of Trustees at Choctaw Electric Co-Op and helped run campaigns for the new Board candidates and multiple by-law changes. He helped lobby the legislature to change the law to allow mail-in ballots for Oklahoma RECs for the first time in history.