Representative Ross Ford
District 76 -  Republican

Photo of Representative Ross Ford
Capitol Address:
2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.
Room  300
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
(405) 557-7347
Legislative Assistant:
Brittney Baeza
(405) 557-7347
Hometown

Broken Arrow

Measures Authored 2026
 
HB4103
HB4104
HB4105
HB4106
HB4107
HB4108
HB4109
HB4110
HB4212
HB4213

Measures Authored 2025
 
HB2696
HB2699
HB2702
HB2705
HB2707
HB2710
HB2713
HB2715
HB2719
HB2720
HB2721
HB2722
HB2723
HB2724
HB2725
HB2726
HB2727
HR1017

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Committees

Appropriations and Budget
A&B Public Safety
Banking, Financial Services and Pensions
Conference Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight
GCCA
Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget
Judiciary and Public Safety Oversight

District Information

District 76

County(s) Represented in District

Tulsa

Municipality(s) Represented in District

Broken Arrow, Tulsa

Zipcode(s) Represented in District

74011, 74012, 74133

Year Elected

Year: 2017

Term Limited

Year: 2030

Biographical Information
PERSONAL:

Ross Ford is a fourth-generation Tulsa native, who is committed to improving the lives of people in his community.

He proudly served as a Tulsa police officer for over 25 years, tasked with many responsibilities including being a patrol officer in all areas of Tulsa, protecting the Tulsa airport, and being a DARE and community relations officer. He spent more than 12 years assigned to the police motorcycle unit, taught drivers training for nearly 10 years and was the unit training coordinator for five years. He also was an investigator in the detective division and a divisional equipment officer.

On March 27, 2007, Ford was injured in the line of duty. While on patrol, his motorcycle was struck by another vehicle. After his recovery, he continued to serve the police department for three more years until he retired.

Ford was highly decorated for his service, earning a Medal of Valor, Purple Heart, Survivors Club Award, several Top Cop awards and two Chief Awards.

Upon leaving the police force in 2010, Ford was employed by Union Public Schools and by Holland Hall private school as director of security. In 2015, he created LNR Safety Plus LLC, a private company that provides security and other services to senior citizens in the Tulsa community.

Ford met his wife, Lisa, in the ninth grade at the age of 14. They dated through high school and have been happily married for 46 years. Together they have a daughter, Kasey, and son, Ryan, as well as a grandsons, Reece and Rowe, and granddaughters, Alexis, Adeline and Ren.

Ford is still very active in the Tulsa and Broken Arrow communities. He is a member of the Broken Arrow Rotary Club and the Broken Arrow Civitan Club. He is also a community activist and volunteer at Union Public Schools, the Broken Arrow Police Department, the Tulsa Police Officer Memorial Committee, and the Broken Arrow Senior Center. Ford is also a graduate of Leadership Broken Arrow.

LEGISLATIVE SERVICE:

House of Representatives, 56th Legislature to present