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Membership is the strategy.

The RLAO is not a newsletter with a logo. It is the only organized defense Oklahoma’s independently owned package stores have at the Capitol. Choose annual or monthly, then pay on Stripe — you are charged today and the subscription starts immediately.

Choose a membership

Annual

Pay $500 today. Membership renews each year.

  • Capitol representation in your name
  • Legislative and ABLE alerts
  • A vote on association policy
  • Member briefings and trade-show access

Your card is charged on the next screen, through Stripe. Annual membership is $500 a year until you cancel. For billing questions, write info@rlao.org.

Already a member? Manage your subscription.

What your dues actually buy

Capitol time

Meetings, testimony, and the unrecorded conversations that actually move a bill. You cannot freelance this from the back room of the store.

Member alerts

Bills, ABLE actions, distributor moves, and product notes — written for people who open and close a store, not for lobbyists.

A unified front

One letter from one owner is a complaint. Six hundred stores in the same sentence is a constituency.

Industry community

Trade shows, briefings, and the network of people who understand why a Sunday hours bill is not an abstract policy paper.

Before you join

Who can join?+

Independently owned Oklahoma package stores. Pick annual or monthly — the membership is the same.

When do I pay?+

You pay on the next screen, through Stripe. Annual is $500 a year. Monthly is $42 a month. The card is charged immediately and the subscription renews until you cancel.

Where does the money go?+

Dues pay for legislative monitoring, Capitol time, member communications, and the unglamorous work of reading bills so you do not have to. The RLAO is a nonprofit industry association, not a social club.

How do I change my card or cancel?+

Use Manage membership. Enter the email you paid with. Stripe emails a login link. From there you can update your card, download invoices, or cancel at the end of the current billing period.

Do you represent grocery stores?+

No. Grocery and convenience operators already have well-funded voices. We exist because package stores did not.