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Our Impact on Schools
CLO has sent $1.3 Billion to Oklahoma schools over the past 10 years. In Fiscal Year 2025, $114 Million was sent to K-12 Schools and $41 Million was sent to Higher Education.
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Agricultural Leasing
The Real Estate Division manages over 725,000 leased surface acres for agricultural and recreational use, generating 88 million dollars in the past five years for Oklahoma schools.
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Mineral Auctions
The Minerals Management Divisions works to maximize returns for beneficiaries by managing over 1.1 million mineral acres. Mineral lease auctions are held quarterly.
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Commercial Property
Commercial leasing on heritage assets and acquisition and operation of investment grade assets provides diversity to the CLO asset portfolio.
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Royalty Reporting
Commissioners of the Land Office royalties shall be calculated free and clear of all production costs, post-wellhead costs, marketing costs, and other direct or indirect costs.
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Our Impact on Schools
CLO has sent $1.3 Billion to Oklahoma schools over the past 10 years. In Fiscal Year 2025, $114 Million was sent to K-12 Schools and $41 Million was sent to Higher Education.
Learn More
Agricultural Leasing
The Real Estate Division manages over 725,000 leased surface acres for agricultural and recreational use, generating 88 million dollars in the past five years for Oklahoma schools.
Learn More
Mineral Auctions
The Minerals Management Divisions works to maximize returns for beneficiaries by managing over 1.1 million mineral acres. Mineral lease auctions are held quarterly.
Learn More
Commercial Property
Commercial leasing on heritage assets and acquisition and operation of investment grade assets provides diversity to the CLO asset portfolio.
Learn More
Royalty Reporting
Commissioners of the Land Office royalties shall be calculated free and clear of all production costs, post-wellhead costs, marketing costs, and other direct or indirect costs.
Learn More
The Commissioners of the Land Office
Distributions
Maps (GIS)
2025 Ag Auction Brochure
About the Land Office
Royalty Reporting
Forms
The Commissioners of the Land Office (CLO) is an Oklahoma State Agency created by the original Oklahoma Constitution. The Commissioners of the Land Office is mandated to have charge of the sale, rental, disposal and management of the trust land and of the funds and proceeds derived thereof, under the rules and regulations prescribed by the Oklahoma legislature.
The primary purpose of the CLO is to administer the school land trust funds for the production of income for the support and maintenance of the common schools and the schools of higher education. This responsibility resides in the five Commissioners.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Commissioners of the Land Office (CLO) is an Oklahoma State Agency created by the original Oklahoma Constitution.
The primary purpose of the CLO is to administer the school land trust funds for the production of income for the support and maintenance of the common schools and the schools of higher education.
Our Services
Minerals Leasing
Agricultural Leasing
Commercial Property
Easements
Conservation
Contracting Opportunities
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Policy
The Commissioners of the Land Office are constitutionally charged to manage Land Office trust assets for the benefit and support of public education.
As a condition of joining the Union as its forty-sixth state, the federal government in the Enabling Act of 1906 required the Commissioners to enter into an irrevocable compact whereby certain federally donated lands within Oklahoma and the sum of five million federal dollars received would be placed in trust for the benefit and support of present and future public education recipients within the state.
The compact provides that the lands and investments made are to be used solely to support public education and cannot be applied for any other purpose. In 1907, the people of the State of Oklahoma agreed to the federal trust requirements, as reflected in our state constitution solemnly promising to administer the trust assets as charged by Congress.
Rules, Royalties & More
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Agency
Commissioners
History of the Trust
About The Land Office
Supporting Education
News & Events
Meetings
Internal Audit Committee Meetings
Investment Committee Meetings
Commission Meetings
Meet Secretary Whitmarsh
Annual Reports
Careers
Audited Financial Statements
Services
Minerals Leasing
Minerals Management FAQ
Unleased Mineral Acreage
Released Mineral Inventory
Agricultural Leasing
Agricultural Leasing FAQ
Commercial Property
Commercial Heritage Assets
Commercial Investment Assets
Commercial Leasing FAQ
Easements
Easements FAQ
Conservation
Auction Information
Minerals
Agricultural Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate
Contracting Opportunities
Policy
Rules & Regulations
Royalty Reporting
Royalty Calculation
Late Payment Interest
Royalty Valuation
Compliance FAQ
Disclaimer
Resources
Records & Reports
Maps (GIS)
GIS Terms of Use
Forms
Distributions
Contact Us
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 248896
Oklahoma City, OK 73124-8896
Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Phone
(405) 521-4000
(800) 522-8164
Fax
(405) 521-4444
General Inquiries
info@clo.ok.gov
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Our Impact on Schools
CLO has sent $1.3 Billion to Oklahoma schools over the past 10 years. In Fiscal Year 2025, $114 Million was sent to K-12 Schools and $41 Million was sent to Higher Education.
Learn More
Agricultural Leasing
The Real Estate Division manages over 725,000 leased surface acres for agricultural and recreational use, generating 88 million dollars in the past five years for Oklahoma schools.
Learn More
Mineral Auctions
The Minerals Management Divisions works to maximize returns for beneficiaries by managing over 1.1 million mineral acres. Mineral lease auctions are held quarterly.
Learn More
Commercial Property
Commercial leasing on heritage assets and acquisition and operation of investment grade assets provides diversity to the CLO asset portfolio.
Learn More
Royalty Reporting
Commissioners of the Land Office royalties shall be calculated free and clear of all production costs, post-wellhead costs, marketing costs, and other direct or indirect costs.
Learn More
Our Impact on Schools
CLO has sent $1.3 Billion to Oklahoma schools over the past 10 years. In Fiscal Year 2025, $114 Million was sent to K-12 Schools and $41 Million was sent to Higher Education.
Learn More
Agricultural Leasing
The Real Estate Division manages over 725,000 leased surface acres for agricultural and recreational use, generating 88 million dollars in the past five years for Oklahoma schools.
Learn More
Mineral Auctions
The Minerals Management Divisions works to maximize returns for beneficiaries by managing over 1.1 million mineral acres. Mineral lease auctions are held quarterly.
Learn More
Commercial Property
Commercial leasing on heritage assets and acquisition and operation of investment grade assets provides diversity to the CLO asset portfolio.
Learn More
Royalty Reporting
Commissioners of the Land Office royalties shall be calculated free and clear of all production costs, post-wellhead costs, marketing costs, and other direct or indirect costs.
Learn More
The Commissioners of the Land Office
Distributions
Maps (GIS)
2025 Ag Auction Brochure
About the Land Office
Royalty Reporting
Forms
The Commissioners of the Land Office (CLO) is an Oklahoma State Agency created by the original Oklahoma Constitution. The Commissioners of the Land Office is mandated to have charge of the sale, rental, disposal and management of the trust land and of the funds and proceeds derived thereof, under the rules and regulations prescribed by the Oklahoma legislature.
The primary purpose of the CLO is to administer the school land trust funds for the production of income for the support and maintenance of the common schools and the schools of higher education. This responsibility resides in the five Commissioners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore All FAQs
Services
The Commissioners of the Land Office (CLO) is an Oklahoma State Agency created by the original Oklahoma Constitution.
The primary purpose of the CLO is to administer the school land trust funds for the production of income for the support and maintenance of the common schools and the schools of higher education.
Our Services
Minerals Leasing
Agricultural Leasing
Commercial Property
Easements
Conservation
Contracting Opportunities
Sign Up For Important Email or SMS Updates from CLO
Subscribe Today
Policy
The Commissioners of the Land Office are constitutionally charged to manage Land Office trust assets for the benefit and support of public education.
As a condition of joining the Union as its forty-sixth state, the federal government in the Enabling Act of 1906 required the Commissioners to enter into an irrevocable compact whereby certain federally donated lands within Oklahoma and the sum of five million federal dollars received would be placed in trust for the benefit and support of present and future public education recipients within the state.
The compact provides that the lands and investments made are to be used solely to support public education and cannot be applied for any other purpose. In 1907, the people of the State of Oklahoma agreed to the federal trust requirements, as reflected in our state constitution solemnly promising to administer the trust assets as charged by Congress.
Rules, Royalties & More
Enter your email address to get news and updates from CLO
Agency
Commissioners
History of the Trust
About The Land Office
Supporting Education
News & Events
Meetings
Internal Audit Committee Meetings
Investment Committee Meetings
Commission Meetings
Meet Secretary Whitmarsh
Annual Reports
Careers
Audited Financial Statements
Services
Minerals Leasing
Minerals Management FAQ
Unleased Mineral Acreage
Released Mineral Inventory
Agricultural Leasing
Agricultural Leasing FAQ
Commercial Property
Commercial Heritage Assets
Commercial Investment Assets
Commercial Leasing FAQ
Easements
Easements FAQ
Conservation
Auction Information
Minerals
Agricultural Real Estate
Commercial Real Estate
Contracting Opportunities
Policy
Rules & Regulations
Royalty Reporting
Royalty Calculation
Late Payment Interest
Royalty Valuation
Compliance FAQ
Disclaimer
Resources
Records & Reports
Maps (GIS)
GIS Terms of Use
Forms
Distributions
Contact Us
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 248896
Oklahoma City, OK 73124-8896
Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Phone
(405) 521-4000
(800) 522-8164
Fax
(405) 521-4444
General Inquiries
info@clo.ok.gov