Office of U.S. Senator Alan Armstrong · Serving Through January 2027

Engineer. Builder. Senator

Getting America Building Again

Senator Alan Armstrong came to Washington after four decades building America’s energy infrastructure. He’s focused on cutting red tape, accelerating investment, and making sure America can still build the projects that power our economy.

What We’re Working On

Building infrastructure. Growing jobs. Serving Oklahoma.

Working with colleagues across the aisle on a serious permitting bill so America can build the affordable, reliable energy infrastructure our economy depends on.

Watch

Meet Alan — why I said yes to this job.

A three-minute conversation about who Alan is — a lifelong Tulsan, a career building energy infrastructure, the fourth generation of his family in oil and gas — and what he came to Washington to get done before the clock runs out.

Get Updates

Updates from the office, policy briefings, and invitations to tele-town halls.

Help with a Federal Agency

Social Security, VA, IRS, passports, immigration — our casework team works for you.

Visit Washington

Capitol, White House, and federal-building tour requests for Oklahomans in DC.

Share Your Concerns

Tell Senator Armstrong what’s on your mind. Every message is read and logged.

The Latest

News & Oklahoma Stories

On The Record

From the office, lately.

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Oklahoma’s voice, delivered to your inbox.

Senator Armstrong shares what he’s working on in Washington, how it affects Oklahoma, and how you can make your voice heard. Sent on the office’s regular cadence, not on a schedule. No spam. No fundraising. Just the work.

Find Our Offices

We have staff in Washington and across Oklahoma ready to help.

Washington D.C.

330 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

(202) 224-4721

Oklahoma City

621 N Robinson Ave
Suite 401
Oklahoma City, OK 73102

(405) 246-0025

Tulsa

15 W 6th St.
Suite 2100
Tulsa, OK 74119

(918) 921-8520