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Happy Friday, Service Oklahoma team!
Here’s your weekly press recap highlighting the news you need to know.
Electronic Titles
This week, KOTV and FOX23 in Tulsa, along with KFOR in Oklahoma City, covered Oklahoma's switch to electronic titling that took effect on July 1.
The stories focused on the state's move to electronic titles following legislative mandates in 2021 and 2023 and let viewers know that current paper titles will remain valid and can still be used to sell or transfer ownership of a vehicle. When a new title is issued, such as after buying, selling or transferring ownership, it will be issued in an electronic format.
For more information on electronic titling, Oklahomans can visit service.ok.gov/titles.
Expired Tags in Oklahoma
This week, KFOR in Oklahoma City reported on expired temporary paper tags in Oklahoma. The story reminded viewers of the penalties incurred when driving with an expired temporary paper tag. KFOR shared stats on vehicle registrations in June 2025, noting that we registered 29,377 new vehicles and processed another 174,000 registration renewals.
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