Former Oklahoma State Representative Bruce Niemi, a long-serving and respected figure in Tulsa politics, has died at the age of 76. His passing was confirmed in a heartfelt statement from Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols.
- Who: Former Oklahoma State Representative Bruce Niemi
- Age: 76
- Key Roles: Served in the OK House, as city manager, and on the Tulsa County Election Board.
- Tributes: Remembered by Tulsa’s Mayor as a “dedicated public servant.”
Niemi’s career was marked by a profound commitment to public service. He represented his community in the Oklahoma House of Representatives from 1991 to 1993. A Tulsa native, his dedication extended to numerous local roles, including serving on the Tulsa County Election Board, chairing the Tulsa County Democratic Party, and acting as city manager. He also served on the MTTA Board of Trustees.
In a moving tribute, Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols remembered Niemi as “a dedicated public servant and an incredible human being” who “devoted his life to strengthening communities through service.” The Mayor’s statement highlighted Niemi’s belief that public institutions exist to better the lives of people, a principle he embodied throughout his career as both a politician and an educator.
Mayor Nichols concluded, “On behalf of the City of Tulsa, I want to extend my condolences to Bruce’s family, friends, and the many colleagues who worked alongside him over the years. Tulsa is better for his service, and his impact will continue to be felt across the agencies and communities he helped strengthen.”
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