House Bill 3670 Aims to Address Civil Engineering Shortage in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Considers Bold Plan to Boost Civil Engineering Talent with Tax Credits
In Oklahoma, there’s a big problem with not enough civil engineers. Civil engineers are super important because they design and take care of things like bridges and roads that we all need. But, there are mot enough of them and that is causing trouble for projects and making it hard for Oklahoma to stay competitive.
A new idea called House Bill 3670 is being talked about in the Oklahoma Legislature. This bill could help fix the problem by giving tax credits to civil engineers and the companies that hire them. That way, more people might want to become civil engineers because it would make the job more appealing. Also, it could help create more jobs and make things better in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Turns to Tax Credits to Combat Civil Engineering Talent Shortage (PHOTO: The Oklahoman)
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Supporters of HB 3670 say it’s a smart move for Oklahoma. By giving tax credits to civil engineers, the state can grow its workforce and make sure there are enough people to build and take care of things. It could also make Oklahoma a better place to live by making sure our roads and bridges are safe and strong. So, now people are saying it is time to support HB 3670 and make Oklahoma even better.
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