In a state best known for its frontier spirit and vibrant Native American culture, Oklahomans also enjoy a wealth of outdoor adventure, an active sports scene, nationally recognized performance companies and more than 300 museums and historic sites. After work, Oklahomans can cruise nostalgic Route 66 or hit a few rounds at one of over 200 golf courses. The DRS state office is located in Oklahoma City. For more on what the state has to offer contact the Oklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation . As a state employer, DRS provides its employees with excellent benefits.
Employees also have the option to purchase insurance for their dependents.
Programs designed to reduce employees taxable income include a Flexible Spending Account, Medical Reimbursement Account and Dependent Care Account. A Deferred Compensation Plan is also available. Longevity pay is provided after 2 years of service and annually thereafter. For more information, contact the Office of Personnel Management . Oklahomans are well known throughout the world for their individual values of integrity and caring.