Text of Gov. Fallin's speech is now available at 1.usa.gov/z3YMG7

Text of Gov. Mary Fallin's State of the State speech is now available online: 1.usa.gov/z3YMG7

Gov. Fallin concludes State of the State Address, receives standing "o" from legislators in House chambers and those in gallery.

Fallin: Excited to work with you to pursue her vision for Oklahoma and move the state forward, serve citizens.

Fallin: Part of Fit Kids Coalition and American Heart Association to open facilities to public.

Fallin: Asking legislature to pass bill to reduce liability to schools so parents can access school facilities and exercise equipment.

Fallin: Includes $3M to increase number of primary care physicians in rural and underserved Oklahoma.

Fallin: Proposing more money for infant mortality prevention program.

Fallin: Financial rewards for schools to serve nutritious foods.

Fallin encourages legislators to get their fitness shoes on.

Fallin: Signed Executive Order to prohibit tobacco use on all state property, turn Capitol smoking room into fitness center.

Fallin: Healthy living is important, 48th ranking in health outcomes is "unacceptable."

Fallin: Calls for additional funding for roads and bridges, repurposing of beams from I-40 Crosstown Expressway for county bridges.

Fallin: Calls for plan to fix all 706 structurally-deficient bridges by 2019, moving OK from worst bridges to best.

Fallin: Great potential is in natural gas. Launched multistate initiative to jump-start CNG infrastructure, use of natural gas cars.

Fallin: Tax cuts will let working families keep more of their money and provide higher quality of life for all Oklahomans.

Fallin: Tax cuts paid for by eliminating loopholes, government waste and capitalizing on economic growth.

Fallin: Taxes continue to be cut in any year in which Oklahoma hits revenue growth trigger of 5%.

Fallin: Income tax phase-out a "game-changer" for Oklahoma, by reducing 7 tax brackets to 3 lower and flatter rates.

Fallin: Calls for bold tax reform plan. Over time, income tax should be phased-out for all Oklahomans.