Oklahoma fire losses may top $30M

 
BY DON MECOY | Published: April 18, 2009   
photo - FEMA representatives talk to homeowner Floyd Craft, wearing red cap, at the back of his house, 11423 Village Ave. in Oakwood East Royale neighborhood, Tuesday morning. Craft’s house was among those destroyed in last week’s wildfires. Photo by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman
FEMA representatives talk to homeowner Floyd Craft, wearing red cap, at the back of his house, 11423 Village Ave. in Oakwood East Royale neighborhood, Tuesday morning. Craft’s house was among those destroyed in last week’s wildfires. Photo by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman

Insurance companies expect to pay out about $30 million to cover losses from last week’s wildfires that consumed more than 100 structures in Oklahoma, a state Insurance Department official said Friday.

"In tracking information provided by the major insurance carriers in the state, we’re looking at damage upwards of $30 million,” Assistant Insurance Commissioner Marc Young...
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