Scott Fetgatter is a Republican representative for Oklahoma House District 16, which includes portions of Muskogee, Okmulgee, and Tulsa counties. Born July 4, 1968, he is a Choctaw Nation citizen and native of Okmulgee, Oklahoma, where he moved with his family in 1972. He is married to Kim, with two children, Cody and Meagan, and four grandchildren. Before entering politics, he owned a construction company specializing in theme construction. Fetgatter was first elected in 2016 and served until the end of his term in 2026, choosing not to seek reelection to pursue new opportunities. Notable achievements include authoring the Filmed in Oklahoma Act , which expanded film incentives and attracted productions like Killers of the Flower Moon and Reservation Dogs; extending aerospace engineering incentives, helping make aerospace Oklahoma's second-largest economic driver; authoring the Automotive Engineering Tax Credit; and securing funding for the Governor’s Quick Action Closing Fund. He focused on economic development, business-friendly policies, and strengthening state-tribal relations as chairman of the Joint Committee on State-Tribal Relations and House leader on Tribal and External Affairs.

Education and Political Experience

No specific details on formal education are available from public records. Fetgatter's political experience includes election to the Oklahoma House in 2016, re-election , and leadership roles such as Chair of the House A&B Finance Committee for six years, Assistant Republican Floor Leader , and involvement in committees like Appropriations and Budget, Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget, Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled Substances, and Joint Task Force on the Grand River Dam Authority. He also engaged in oversight of Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry and sponsored bills like the Office of Management and Enterprise Services Efficiency Act of 2026.