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How do I reserve space at the State Capitol?
Want to hold a wedding or other private event at the State Capitol and State Capitol Park? You can check location availability, limitations and reserve space online at the ''Make a Reservation at the State Capitol'' link below.
For information on pricing or other questions, call the Department of Central Services at (405) 521-2121.
Related Agency:
Central Services, Department - DCS
Related Links:
Make a Reservation at the State Capitol
How do I update my PikePass with my new license plate number?
If you are a PIKEPASS customer and have recently changed vehicles or registered your vehicle, receiving a new license plate number, and have not notified PIKEPASS of the change, you can now update your account online at http://www.pikepass.com/PPO. In most cases you can avoid receiving toll violations by keeping your PIKEPASS account information up-to-date. Click here to change your license plate information in your PIKEPASS account.
Related Agency:
Turnpike Authority, Oklahoma - OTA
Related Links:
Pikepass Information
Pikepass Online Payments
I received a Notice of Toll Violation on my Pikepass, how do I resolve it?
If you are a Pikepass customer and have received a Notice of Toll Violation you can write your account number on the notice and mail the notice to PIKEPASS at the address listed on the notice.
If you are not a PIKEPASS customer and received a Notice of Toll Violation you can now pay the violation online at http://www.pikepass.com/violations and receive a reduced violation rate.
Related Agency:
Turnpike Authority, Oklahoma - OTA
Related Links:
Pikepass Information
Pikepass Online Payments
What is the digital television transition?
Many full-power broadcast television stations in the United States have stopped analog broadcasting and are broadcasting only in digital. The remaining stations will stop broadcasting analog sometime between now and June 12, 2009. June 12, 2009 is the final deadline for terminating analog broadcasts under legislation passed by Congress. Digital broadcasting provides a clearer picture and more channels and will free up airwaves for use by emergency responders.
Visit the link below to learn more about the digital television transition.
Related Links:
Digital TV & Converter Boxes