Enid Issues First Rebuild Permit in Gray Ridge After EF-4 Tornado
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
The city of Enid has issued its first rebuild permit for the Gray Ridge neighborhood, five months after an EF-4 tornado destroyed homes in the area. Mayor David Mason facilitated the rebuilding efforts in Enid. Angie Blevins, a general contractor for Blevins and Co., noted that the process was a sign of hope for the community.
From koco.com
Why it matters
The permit issuance signals the beginning of the recovery phase for the city following the major EF-4 tornado. The city has been working to help homeowners save their insurance money for rebuilding efforts.
From koco.com
Who's involved
- David MasonMayor of Enid and key figure in the city's post-disaster recovery efforts.
- EnidCity whose housing market is undergoing recovery following a major tornado.
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The entities involved
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David Mason
QC 2010; a Recorder, since 2005
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Enid
city in and county seat of Garfield County, Oklahoma, United States
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