Re-elect James Hanning
Wagoner Co. Commissioner District 1

Wagoner County voters elected James Hanning as their commissioner for District 1 in 2011. He kept promise after promise, so they kept re-electing him. On June 16, you’ll have the chance to ensure Hanning continues working to keep our community safe and prosperous.

Progress as Promised

Front view of Oak Grove Volunteer Fire Department, with 4 overhead rolling doors — New Fire Department

Wagoner County District 1 retention wall — 217th Washout Repair

Adams Creek Bridge repair — Adams Creek Bridge Repair

Wagoner County road crews resurfacing District 1 roads with new asphalt — 41st from 273rd & 305th

Wagoner County Commissioner James Hanning's roads in District 1 are safe and smooth — Eagle Ridge 41st Entrance

Wagoner County District 1 crews and trucks prepare for annual Dump Day — 2 Free Dump Days/Yr

Generic fire hydrant — Installed Fire Hydrants

Commissioner James Hanning directing snow removal crews in Wagoner County District 1 — 62.75 Miles of Road

Image of Carolyn Greeno, District 1 assistant, working at her computer — Online Voter Comms Portal

Commissioner James Hanning working with debris removal crews in Wagoner County District 1 — Saved $5035/mo by paying off equipment

Solar panels on pasture with clouds overhead — NO to Porter Solar Farm

Act now to support James Hanning for County Commissioner — 15 Years of Service

Check out Hanning's incredible results

These are just a few of the reasons Wagoner County District 1 is one of Oklahoma's most desirable communities.

Roads paved

62.75

Years of Experience

15 +

Pieces of equipment paid off, saving thousands

Bridges paved

In District 1, it's all about you

Every person and process in Commissioner James Hanning’s office exists to serve the needs of not only Wagoner County District 1 constituents, but the county as a whole.

Trucks and equipment at Wagoner County's salt barn — Commissioner Hanning and his crews won accolades for quickly clearing and salting roads after the 2025 snow storm.

Generic rural road with safety striping — Not a single road in Wagoner County had safety striping until Commissioner James Hanning made it a priority starting in 2011.

Hanning isn't afraid to roll up his sleeves and work

Commissioner James Hanning is known for rolling up his sleeves and working alongside his crews to ensure District 1 serves the landowners, businesses, residents, and consumers who pay for its safety, security, cleanliness, and prosperity.

Constituent Testimonials

Here’s what your neighbors are saying about Wagoner County Commissioner James Hanning. His staff is inundated with these types of compliments every day.

"Just wanted to say all the roads I use in District 1 are in pretty good shape and are maintained regularly."

"Thank you and your crew for cleaning up the trash on 305th across from the Emerald Falls Clubhouse. I noticed it was cleaned within one week of my request. Good job and thanks so much."

“I did not want another day to pass without saying how much I appreciate you making sure to address our issues. My sincere thanks for taking care of my road problems and for all you do.”

"Commissioner Hanning addressed our dilemma in a speedy and efficient manner. We value his efforts."

"James got the roads fixed near our house. He has excellent communication and management skills. James got the job done. His team exceeded our expectations on the roadwork and did a fantastic job."

"Outstanding leadership for Wagoner County."

Why Vote Hanning

Experience

Serving Wagoner County's District 1 since 2011

Integrity

Fidelity to laws and ordinances while sensitive to residents

Knowledge

Mastery of county operations, state and federal law

Honesty

District 1 voters always know where Hanning stands and why