- Severe storms caused widespread property damage across the state of Oklahoma on June 22.
- Governor Stitt declared a state emergency order in Oklahoma following severe weather on June 22.
- Stitt amended the executive order regarding the disaster declaration in Oklahoma.
- The state disaster declaration in Oklahoma has been expanded to include new counties.
Kevin Stitt signed an executive order declaring a disaster emergency for Washington and Cleveland Counties.
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Kevin Stitt signed an executive order declaring a disaster emergency for Washington and Cleveland Counties.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A statewide initiative, likely under Kevin Stitt's authority, cleared encampments in Cleveland County on July 9th.Sub-event
Stitt declared a disaster emergency covering Washington and Cleveland Counties.1 source
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Kevin Stitt
28th governor of Oklahoma
- Donald Trump has made several political moves since June 1st, including replacing Kristi Noem as a successful candidate, attacking Kevin Stitt over leadership disputes, and backing Kevin Hern for a Senate seat.
- Governor Kevin Stitt, who served with Jeff Starling in his administration, is currently in office in Oklahoma.