• Political campaign sign for Clarence Otie Maly, Garfield County Commissioner District 3, with election date June 16, 2026.
  • Maly - Commissioner Sign
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Steady Leadership.

Proven Service for Garfield County.

Strong Property Rights.

Steady Leadership. Proven Service for Garfield County. Strong Property Rights.

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About Otie

Clarence “Otie” Maly is seeking a second term as Garfield County Commissioner for District 3, continuing a lifelong commitment to serving his community. Otie’s roots in Garfield and Kingfisher Counties run deep. He comes from a long line of farmers and landowners, and one of the farms he owns today has been in his family since the Oklahoma Land Run. That heritage instilled in him a strong sense of responsibility, hard work, and dedication to the people and land he serves. Since being elected in 2022, Otie has worked to bring those values into his role as Commissioner. His leadership is guided by the same principles he campaigned on:

  • Integrity

  • Accountability

  • Accessibility and loyalty

Public service has been a defining part of Otie’s life for more than 40 years. Much of that service has been on a volunteer basis from a Volunteer Firefighter with the Waukomis Fire Department for 40 years, 36 years as Fire Chief, a nationally registered EMT for 34 years, Critical Incident Stress Management Leader for 29 years, and Leader of the Garfield County Public Safety Task Force…even while working full-time in the oilfield industry. He believes giving back to the community is essential and has always led by example.

To learn more about his leadership and service, click here.

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4th-Generation Landowner

Defender of Property Rights

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Experienced County Leadership

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Since the horrific tornado that tore through Garfield County on April 23**, I've had time to reflect and give thanks. There is much credit due after a disaster of this scale.

Without the tireless efforts of many people and agencies, the outcome could have been far worse. I am relieved and thankful that there were no fatalities resulting from this catastrophic storm.

There was an overwhelming response from groups across our county and state, and I want to personally thank each of them for their hard work and dedication by protecting and rescuing the citizens of Garfield County.

A heartfelt thank you to our Garfield County rural fire departments and police departments, Enid Fire Department, Enid Police Department, the Garfield County Sheriff's Office, Garfield County Emergency Management, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, OSBI, all of the additional agencies from across the state that responded without hesitation.

And last, but certainly not least, thank you to my District 3 crew. They were immediately dispatched to the site and cleared debris so that the emergency personnel could enter the area. Your commitment to this community does not go unnoticed.

Garfield County is strong, and it shows in moments like this.

Thank you again for your service, your sacrifice, and your dedication to the people of our county.

- Otie Maly, District 3 County Commissioner

Otie’s service & Results

    • Chairman, Garfield County Commissioners

    • Chairman, Garfield County Criminal Justice Authority (since 2024)

    • Vice-Chairman, NODA Board of Directors (since 2025)

    • District 8 Board Member, ACCO SIG/SIF Pools

    • Chairman, Garfield County Public Safety Authority

    • Member, Enid Metropolitan Area Planning Commission

    • Member, Garfield County 911 Consolidation Board

    • Former Board Member, Wheatheart Nutrition Project Inc. (2022–2023)

    • Volunteer Firefighter, Waukomis Fire Department (41 years), Fire Chief (36 years)

    • Nationally Registered EMT (36 years)

    • Critical Incident Stress Management Leader (29 years)

    • Garfield County Public Safety Task Force Leader

    • Replaced 4 bridges:

      • S. Michael Rd.

      • Willow & Sheridan

      • W. Fox Dr.

      • W. Longhorn Trail

    • 3 bridge replacements currently in progress:

      • Skeleton Rd.

      • Wheat Capital Rd.

      • S. Michael Rd.

    • Secured $1.2 million in federal funding for the E. Skeleton bridge project

    • Completed $360,000 road overlay on N. Garland Rd. using ARPA funds

    • Initiated $380,000 Imo Rd. project in partnership with CED and ODOT to relocate a water main for resurfacing and widening

    • Implemented multiple road stabilization solutions across District 3

    • Ensured all District 3 employees completed Wildland Fire certification training

OTIE’S commitments

  • Otie believes landowners, not government, should make decisions about their land, their livelihoods, and their future.

  • County government works best when it stays focused on its responsibilities, respects taxpayers, and avoids unnecessary overreach.

  • Otie is committed to practical leadership that supports roads, rural access, and a strong future for county families.

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  • At Hands Off My Land, we stand with leaders who respect landowners and defend the principle that private property rights matter. We are proud to give Clarence “Otie” Maly our Brand of Approval

    -Hands Off My Land - Oklahoma

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  • Thank you for all you’ve done to make our county and our lives better. You’ve served well in the job we voted you into.

    — Karen J.

  • We would like to give a huge thank you to Clarence Maly, Brian Hamen and everyone at district 3! Our driveway in front of our fire dept. was getting horrible. We mentioned it to Otie & they brought in two loads of rock and got the drive smoothed out!

    —Lahoma Fire Department

  • As a first responder, thank you for the hours of coordination spent on the radio with all of the departments to make sure every person was accounted for while the search and rescue efforts took place. We heard your transmissions all night long and it helped knowing you were assisting so many rescuers every step of the way.

    Kevin T.

  • "You do far more than you will ever know. You taught most all those rural guys and they simply learned from the Best! I've heard from several how calm Dispatched (you) stayed and gave orderly commands. You kept first responders safe and yet helped guide them to every single individual that was in that neighborhood and way of horrifying terror. Thank you to God and his true work of miracles and thank you to the best commissioner District 3 or any District could have."

    Lacey Y.

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Otie Says:

“Proud to serve and continue making Garfield County a better place to live for the citizens of District 3.”

kevin thedford

Otie Says:

It has been a tremendous privilege to serve my community and our state as a firefighter and EMT for more than 40 years. I’m grateful for the many dedicated men and women I’ve had the honor of serving alongside throughout my career as a first responder.

Serving others has always been my passion, and I carry that same commitment with me every day as your County Commissioner. I humbly ask for your vote on June 16th so I may continue serving the people of Garfield County.

HOW LARGE IS district 3?

There are 624 road miles in District 3 alone, with 100 miles of that being blacktop/asphalt. Among those miles of roads, there lie 144 individual bridges that are at least 20' in length. Overlay cost for blacktop roads is currently averaging nearly $300k/mile, while 'chip and sealing' is averaging nearly $100k/mile.

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GARFIELD COUNTY COMMISSIONER

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We are dedicated to serving the needs of our community by providing leadership, representation, and support to the residents of our county.

As your elected representatives, we strive to make our county a better place to live, work and play. We work collaboratively with other local officials, community organizations and stakeholders to promote economic development, enhance public safety, protect our environment, and provide essential services to our residents.

We aim to foster a more engaged and informed community by providing accessible information, open communication, and transparency in our decision-making process. We encourage you to explore the Garfield County website, follow us on social media, and reach out to our office with any questions, concerns, or feedback you may have.

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Whether it’s about roads, property rights, or something on your mind, your voice matters. I pride myself in being accessible and reliable, which is why I have never hesitated to publish my contact information.

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502 S. Main, PO Box 44, Waukomis, OK

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