Stitt renews call for tax cut, wants investigation of wildfire response
Stitt also expressed his support for the beleaguered state Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
Oklahoma County wildfires leave 24 properties charred, $6.5M in damages reported
The Oklahoma County Assessor's Office has completed its appraisals of damage caused by the March wildfires.Oklahoma County ...
Wildfires left millions in damages in Oklahoma County, property owners to get tax break
Wildfire damage is adding up to more than $11 million in Oklahoma County. Wildfire damage is adding up to more than $11 ...
Oklahoma's chief forester to resign after wildfires impact areas across the state
The Oklahoma Forestry Services director's resignation comes after more than 110,000 acres of land were impacted by wildfires ...
These striking satellite photos show fire damage in Oklahoma: See before-and-after images
A satellite making regular passes over the Sooner State captured stunning before-and-after images of this month's deadly ...
Oklahoma Forestry Services prepared for upcoming wildfire threat after state forester's firing
Oklahoma Forestry Services made headlines last week after Gov. Kevin Stitt fired Goeller following the deadly and devastating wildfires. Goeller said the agency was prepared weeks in advance for those ...
Wildfire Response Sparks Controversy as Oklahoma Forestry Chief Steps Down
Oklahoma Forestry Services Director Mark Goeller is resigning from his position, according to a statement from the Oklahoma ...
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Oklahoma's Chief Forester is out of job after wildfires sweep across state
Just weeks after devastating fires ravaged Oklahoma, Gov. Kevin Stitt revealed the man in charge of the state’s forest ...
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Fired forestry director responds: Agency never withheld wildfire support
Former Oklahoma Division of Forestry Director Mark Goeller rebutted claims that he withheld resources during the March 14-16 wildfires that claimed four lives and destroyed more than 500 homes ...
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On the heels of a dry winter, firefighters around the US brace for wildfire risks
warm weather to heighten wildfire risks. Those threats materialized in mid-March in Oklahoma, where fires destroyed hundreds of homes. Crews in New Jersey and the Carolinas also battled flames ...