DRTC main campus closed

DRTC’s main campus is closed October 30 due to power outage. We look forward to resuming programs and services as soon as we are safely able to do so. Check back here for updates.

Important information

DRTC Awards and Promotional Items, DRTC Framing, and the Gift Shop are available for curbside service only while we continue to be vigilant regarding safety for staff and customers. Customer service hours are 8am-4pm, Monday-Friday.

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Annual Report

DRTC’s Annual Report details the agency’s progress in assisting people with disabilities seek and find employment.

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Product Catalog

Our new Product Catalog is available online now! Check back soon for exciting new products that are creating jobs for people with disabilities on DRTC’s main campus.

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About Us

Dale Rogers Training Center (DRTC) is Oklahoma’s innovative community vocational training and employment center for people with disabilities. With multiple locations in Oklahoma, DRTC trains, serves and employs approximately 1,000 people with disabilities per year.

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Promotional Items

Branded items for your agency, business or group, quality checked by people with disabilities. Browse our extensive catalog.

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Awards and Trophies

Handcrafted acrylic awards, trophies, medals, plaques and more! State Use contract SW001.

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Framed OKC print when Oklahoma City was 3 weeks old.

Picture Frames

Custom picture framing services. State Use contract #SW917.

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Dale Rogers Training Center, Inc. (DRTC) supports people with disabilities through paid vocational training, in-house programs and work opportunities as well as competitive community employment.

DRTC offers many programs, including a summer camp program for teenagers and young adults, high school transitional programs, paid training opportunities and community employment.

Timothy smiling, while peeling off a label from a transparent plastic shell.

Mission

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An entrepreneurial nonprofit agency

DRTC’s Board of Directors decided in the 1980s to take steps to earn its own way as an agency and show that people with disabilities can do quality work. Over the years, DRTC has grown at a steady pace, acquiring federal contracts, winning awards, and implementing mobile workforce groups.