Mike Kelley is a Republican representative in the Oklahoma House of Representatives for District 60, which includes Canadian County. A retired firefighter born in February 1962 in Bethany, Oklahoma, he assumed office on November 20, 2024, after winning the Republican primary runoff with 65% of the vote. As Executive Director of the Oklahoma State Firefighters Association, he advocates for first responders, including better wages, training, and equipment. He responded to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing as a firefighter and holds conservative positions on securing the border, tax cuts, Second Amendment rights, education, and the sanctity of life.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Graduated from Putnam City West High School; Bachelor of Liberal Studies from the University of Oklahoma; advanced coursework in Fire and Emergency Management from Oklahoma State University.
• Political Experience: Elected to the Oklahoma House in 2024 for the 60th Legislature, succeeding Rhonda Baker; serves as vice chair of the County & Municipal Committee and on the Government Oversight Committee, Public Safety Committee, and Appropriations and Budget Public Safety Committee.
• Professional Background: Joined the fire service in 1986; retired Battalion Chief and Shift Commander with Oklahoma City Fire Department .