Hicks said she was proud to support Oklahoma National Guard members, ensuring they have the resources and education needed to succeed both in uniform and in civilian life.
“Our guard members not only protect our nation but help their fellow citizens throughout the state during natural disasters and other emergencies, and they do so at great personal sacrifice,” Hicks said. “This is a tangible way to recognize those sacrifices Oklahoma Guard members make on behalf of our communities, state, and nation by giving them the ability to create better a future for themselves and their families through additional education.”
Hicks’ legislation will next be considered by the Senate Appropriations Committee.