Ken Luttrell is a Republican representative for Oklahoma House District 37, which includes areas such as Ponca City, Kay County, and Osage County. Born August 13, 1953, he is a fifth-generation Oklahoman and citizen of the Cherokee Nation, with ancestors who survived the Trail of Tears. A longtime resident of Ponca City, he has been married to Brenda for over 37 years, has two daughters, three grandsons, and a granddaughter, and attends First Baptist Church. Luttrell is a U.S. Army veteran, life member of the American Legion, Vietnam Veterans of America, and Disabled American Veterans. He retired after 28 years in retail management at Walmart and a career in tribal public relations and economic development. Notable community service includes board roles with Main Street, Literacy Council, Airport Advisory Board, Kaw Lake Association, Ponca City Planning Commission, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Poncan Theatre Foundation. He has worked with at-risk youth through boxing programs, earning recognition from Presidents Clinton and Governors Keating and Henry. Luttrell previously served in the Oklahoma House from 2006-2010 and returned in 2018, now in his 10th year.

Education and Political Experience

Education details are not specified in available records. Politically, Luttrell has served *Oklahoma House District 37 * in the 51st and 52nd Legislatures and from the 57th Legislature onward . Key positions include Chair of A&B Select Agencies, Vice Chair of Energy and Appropriations and Budget, and member of A&B Public Safety, Energy and Natural Resources Oversight, Government Oversight, and Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget. He serves on the National Energy Council, Governor's One Oklahoma Task Force, Executive Committee of the National Caucus of Native American State Legislators, and as co-chair of the Oklahoma House Native American Caucus.