Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority Trustees

Jim Holman is a 4th generation Oklahoman who began selling cars as a summer job while in college. After graduating from Southwestern Oklahoma State University with a degree in Economics, he made the automobile business his career. He retired in 2017 only to began consulting in the very industry which  gave him so much.

Some of his life/career highlights are:

• A long running career in the retail automobile business which spanned over 40 years.

• Vice President, Operations for Cross Continent Auto Retailers, Inc. (NYSE-XC); 1st IPO (Initial Public Offering) and publicly traded ownership for retail auto dealerships in U.S.

• Past speaker and panelist for a number of industry organizations (Independent Auto Dealers Association & National Vehicle Leasing Association) as well as a published author for numerous industry publications

• Commissioner for the Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle & Parts Commission (appointed by Governor Mary Fallin) from 2010 to 2020.

• OIADA (Oklahoma Independent Auto Dealers Association) Quality Dealer of the Year recipient for 2011

• Obtained a Certificate for Leadership & Public Administration from Oklahoma City University's Meinders School of Business in 2019.

• Executive Director of the Electric Vehicle Association of OKC

• Published author on the subject of EV's which is entitled  "The Ice Is Melting"

Jim is a veteran, licensed multi-engine, instrument-rated pilot, active member of St Luke's United Methodist Church and is currently serving as president of the St Luke's Methodist Foundation, a past volunteer for ReMerge and past Board of Directors member for the Oklahoma Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.

When asked why he was willing to serve on the OCCJA Trust he says, " I am in the time of life where the time, energy and life experiences I have accumulated provide a wonderful opportunity to give back. I have always liked what John Wesley said we Methodists should all do, 'Gain all you can, save all you can and give all you can'. For me, perhaps this is where I can put that into practice. Can I make a difference? Perhaps yes, perhaps no. But, what I do know is there is a desperate need for improvement and I am all in to help see that to fruition."

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Sheriff Tommie Johnson III is a dedicated law enforcement professional serving in Oklahoma, known for his commitment to public safety and community well-being. With a career rooted in upholding justice, Sheriff Johnson has navigated various roles within law enforcement, displaying a passion for fostering positive relationships between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve.

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Known for his leadership qualities, Sheriff Johnson has actively engaged in community outreach initiatives, aiming to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the public. His career highlights include implementing effective crime prevention strategies and prioritizing transparency in policing. As a respected figure in Oklahoma law enforcement, Sheriff Tommie Johnson III continues to lead with integrity, aiming to create safer and more secure environments for the residents under his jurisdiction.

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Steven Buck, President and Chief Executive Officer, Care Providers Oklahoma joined the association in March 2020 after working as the executive director of Oklahoma Office of Juvenile Affairs (OJA). Steven concurrently served as Gov. Kevin Stitt’s secretary of human services and early childhood initiatives. Stitt appointed Buck to that position in February 2019.  Buck joined OJA in February 2016 after years of service at the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. In addition to his role at OJA, Buck also served as Gov. Mary Fallin’s health and human services secretary from November, 2017 through January, 2019. He was the only Fallin cabinet member to be retained in Stitt’s initial cabinet.

In addition to his professional responsibilities, Buck serves as the Vice Chair of the Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority, Vice President of Lynn Institute on Health Research Board of Directors, and Board Chairman of Course for Change. He also serves on the board of Hope Rising Oklahoma and as an elder at the Springs Church of Christ.

Buck and his wife Lisa have six children and two grandchildren. They are co-owners of MentaliTEA and Coffee in Bethany, OK.

Robinson attended Edmond Public Schools, earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Oklahoma City University, and a professional certificate from Cornell University. She is a graduate of Oklahoma Partners in Policymaking and is a member of Leadership Oklahoma City’s L OYAL Class XX. Her board service includes Goodwill Central Oklahoma, Friends of the Oklahoma History Center, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, and the Oklahoma City Philharmonic. In 2021, she was crowned Miss Oklahoma and competed at the 100th Anniversary Miss America pageant. She describes herself as a "lifelong Oklahoman and fierce advocate for Danielle, her younger sister with Down Syndrome." Before working at Bethany Children's Health Center, she was a public schoolteacher and government liaison.

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Myles Davidson is a dedicated public servant and committed leader in Oklahoma County. As the Commissioner for District 3, he has demonstrated a commitment to improving the quality of life for all residents of the county. He was elected Commissioner in 2022. Myles previously served as Chief Deputy under two previous county commissioners, bringing a wealth of experience to District 3. Throughout his career, he has worked tirelessly to promote economic growth and opportunity in the communities he serves, always putting the needs of constituents first.

For more than a decade, Myles has led Oklahoma County’s efforts, along with state and local officeholders, to develop and implement monumental infrastructure projects for transportation, water and other resources. He helped create an award-winning diversionary criminal justice program that places low-level offenders in county-operated community service (Oklahoma County S.H.I.N.E.) and championed the modernization road building operations for the County. 

Myles is a visionary leader who is always looking for ways to improve the lives of those he serves. With his passion for public service and commitment to the people of Oklahoma County, he is an inspiring and effective advocate for the residents of District 3.

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