LEADER IN THE STATE HOUSE

Robert Manger is the highly respected Chairman of the Public Safety Committee.

This year, a Manger bill was passed by the legislature and signed by the Governor, making the combination of fentanyl with any other controlled substance a felony, punishable by up to life in prison and a minimum $50,000 fine.

In 2023, Robert authored a bill signed by the Governor, making the first offense of domestic abuse against a pregnant woman a felony.

Robert also serves on the Appropriations and Budget Judiciary Subcommittee, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee, and the Banking, Financial Services and Pensions Committee.

LIFETIME OF PUBLIC SERVICE

Robert Manger fought to keep us safe as a lawman for more than three decades.

In 1987, Robert joined the United States Marshals Service, where he served until retirement in 2011. Robert held and maintained a Top Secret Security Clearance for 20 years and served as an Inspector in Charge for the U.S. Marshals Service for 15 years. In that position he oversaw daily operations, including the dispensing and reconciliation of funds. During his tenure with the Marshals Service, Manger received 20 U.S. Marshals Service Performance Awards and a Distinguished Expert Award for Superior Shooting.

FAITHFUL FAMILY MAN

Robert Manger is deeply devoted to his family and community.

Born in Oklahoma City, Robert graduated from Del City High School. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Central Oklahoma and an Associate of Arts degree in Sociology from Rose State College.

Robert is an Honorary Commander 552 (TAFB), and a member of the Mid-Del Tinker 100 Club and the United States Marshals Association. He also is a Community Partner of the Air Force Space Forces Association and the Midwest City Chamber. Robert is a life member of the NRA. He has worked as a Realtor in the Oklahoma City Metro for over 12 years.

Robert and his wife, Karlita, have been married 41 years and have lived in the same home in District 101 for over 30 years. They are members of Southern Hills Baptist Church. They have two adult sons: Jordan and Austin. Jordan and his wife, Britnee, have a six-year-old son.