Oklahoma to send $6.4 million to cities, counties and towns to help with natural disaster expenses
Cities, counties and towns soon will be getting $6.4 million from the state to reimburse them for responding to extreme weather events from as long as four years ago, officials said Friday.
Another $2 million is going to reimburse the Oklahoma National Guard for its efforts to fight wildfires, mostly by flying helicopter missions to dump water on the blazes across the state, and to deliver water to communities st...
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