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  1. Severe storms caused widespread property damage across the state of Oklahoma on June 22.
  2. Governor Stitt declared a state emergency order in Oklahoma following severe weather on June 22.
  3. Stitt amended the executive order regarding the disaster declaration in Oklahoma.

The state disaster declaration in Oklahoma has been expanded to include new counties.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 6
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The state disaster declaration in Oklahoma has been expanded to include new counties.

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  1. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order declaring a disaster emergency for Washington and Cleveland Counties.Sub-event
  2. Expansion of the state disaster declaration to include new counties.1 source

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