The House of Representatives convened for its First Regular Session of the 60th Legislature on March 31, 2025, focusing on various introductions and recognitions that highlighted community contributions and individual achievements.

The session began with a warm welcome to Dr. Truong, followed by Representative Waldron's introduction of members from Oklahoma's Islamic community, led by the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Waldron emphasized the significance of the Eid festival and the contributions of Oklahoma's Muslim community, urging respect and acknowledgment for their role in the state.

Next, Representative Chapman introduced Lieutenant Colonel Husky's family, recognizing Jim and Linda Hite for their active involvement in the American Legion and their historical contributions following the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. This introduction served as a poignant reminder of the upcoming anniversary of the tragic event.

Representative Schreiber then introduced his sister, marking her first visit to the Oklahoma Capitol, and expressed personal sentiments about their relationship.

The session continued with Representative Poga Miller presenting Dr. Daniel Gehring as the psychologist of the day. Dr. Gehring, a licensed clinical child psychologist, was recognized for his extensive work with underserved populations and his contributions to mental health services across multiple states.

Following this, Representative Stegall introduced Randy Ashford as the nurse of the day, sharing a personal story about Ashford's impact during a family health crisis. Stegall praised the professionalism and care provided by Ashford and her colleagues at the Heart Hospital.

Representative Newton also took the floor to welcome guests in the North Gallery, while Representative Hill introduced the pages of the week, commending their exceptional engagement and contributions during the session.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of community involvement and the recognition of individuals who contribute significantly to the well-being of Oklahomans. The session concluded with a sense of unity and appreciation for the diverse contributions that enrich the state.