by Sen. Allison Ikley-freeman, Senator from Tulsa
Congrats @readfrontier on the 2019 Media Award from The Dan Allen Center for Social Justice! Look forward to more of the great work.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) November 15, 2019
Congrats @readfrontier on the 2019 Media Award from The Dan Allen Center for Social Justice! Look forward to more of the great work.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) November 15, 2019
My first teacher of color was my freshman year of college. He was my intro to sociology professor. He helped launch my passion for social systems, something crucial to my perspective as a legislator.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) September 26, 2019
I'm already verified. You have to email their government team.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) September 10, 2019
Quote of the Day from Sen. @Ally4OK (D-Tulsa)
— OK Policy (@OKPolicy) August 23, 2019
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It was amazing. I had to explain to my poor wife the level of mental health geek out that was going to occur for 2 hours.
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) August 4, 2019
Our students often don’t have the words to tell us what’s bothering them. All behavior serves a purpose. Our job as adults is to filter through the behavior and determine the "why." #oklaed #OKAware pic.twitter.com/jfwS85FvsI
— OK State Dept of Ed (@oksde) August 2, 2019
Have you watched the Netflix special yet?
— Allison Ikley-Freeman (@Ally4OK) August 4, 2019
We are excited to announce that the most treasured American document in Gilcrease Museum’s archival collection, the Declaration of Independence, will be on display next week, July 2 - 7. https://t.co/GzGXcafRkz @cityoftulsagov @utulsa
— Gilcrease Museum (@GilcreaseMuseum) June 26, 2019
Residents of Meadow Valley in Sand Springs; if you have questions regarding re-connection of electrical service, please call the @Sand_Springs_OK Electrical Inspections Office at 918.246.2500 ex 2572. Safety is the #1 priority for the City of Sand Springs and PSO! #PSOklahoma pic.twitter.com/MdogBNBAUU
— Public Service Co. (@PSOklahoma) June 3, 2019
We’ve heard reports out-of-state contractors are hovering around flood-affected neighborhoods looking for business. Please do your research to make sure the contractor you’re hiring is licensed and reputable. Contact law enforcement if the interaction or person seems suspicious.
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) June 3, 2019
Federal Assistance Granted For Oklahoma Flood Victims https://t.co/gGs3JM8YPe
— News On 6 (@NewsOn6) June 2, 2019
The Arkansas River is back within the banks and our levee system is getting some relief. We continue to stand with the community during this disaster and thank all of the responders for helping with this event.
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) June 1, 2019
Volunteers Needed To Help Clean Out Tulsa Neighborhood https://t.co/4NzWYcNZdC
— News On 6 (@NewsOn6) June 1, 2019
Volunteers Needed To Help Sand Springs Flood Victims Saturday https://t.co/zc65MSoHoj
— News On 6 (@NewsOn6) June 1, 2019
Cleaning up after a flood can pose health risks. Drying your home and removing water-damaged items is your most important step for preventing mold damage. Here is a guide to mold clean-up.
— Tulsa Health Dept (@TulsaHealthDept) May 31, 2019
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Sand Springs Crews Work To Put Out House Fire https://t.co/Z7ASCTmhxT
— News On 6 (@NewsOn6) May 31, 2019
Sinkhole 1200 W. Charles Page Blvd. estimated to be 20 feet deep. pic.twitter.com/56xixFN5Zu
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) May 31, 2019
In Tulsa, inspections will be made before allowing people back to their homes. List of cleared neighborhoods at city website or news on six. People will have to show their ID to enter the reopened area. Only used trusted, long time, local companies for repairs. @NewsOn6 pic.twitter.com/JUL1Wbe8Lr
— Lori Fullbright (@LoriFullbright) May 31, 2019
Watch for scammers who want to inspect your home but do not have any city identification, vehicles or other verification. When hiring an electrician, visit https://t.co/5G2g5qy0y9 to make sure they are licensed.
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) May 31, 2019
Find shelter, assistance and supplies for storm and flood victims https://t.co/TiEnttagqn #okwx pic.twitter.com/A5rXKWlnFr
— Tulsa World (@tulsaworld) May 29, 2019