Here’s the latest list of street closures.
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) May 25, 2019
May 24, 8:30 p.m
If you see barricades, do not attempt to drive around them. They are there for your safety. #TurnAroundDontDrown#okwx pic.twitter.com/JBzDUUM3ON
Statement from Senate Democratic Leader Kay Floyd on end of 2019 legislative sessionhttps://t.co/ZNZzVbAPiG pic.twitter.com/rBXBrDenQ6
— OK State Senate (@OKSENATEINFO) May 24, 2019
Always a great time when we share a pot of tea and dreamscape about this incredible state. Blessed to have stumbled into you and @amyduzjanes on this journey to create new things and diversify our economy. Until next time friend.
— Rep Jason Dunnington (@jdunnington) May 25, 2019
Spent a few hours with the Legend, Monroe Nichols Jr (my granddad) who turns 80 this year. We watched a little Judge Judy, In the Heat of the Night, Wheel of Fortune and the Steve Harvey Show.....the commentary throughout was classic! He even got me some gumbo! Love that man!
— Rep. Nichols (@Monichols) May 25, 2019
This was the year with no excuse not to restore the refundability of the EITC. 🙁 https://t.co/IUnL7WaF3i
— Potts Family Fdn (@PottsFamilyFdn) May 24, 2019
Mayor @gtbynum reminds residents NOT to play or walk through floodwaters, nor allow your children to. This is dangerous and puts not only you at risk, but also first responders. #publicSafety #okwx
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) May 24, 2019
Just a reminder: the sand bags that are being provided for citizens are free to the public. If someone tries to sell you sand bags, please call 911 to report them.
— City of Tulsa (@cityoftulsagov) May 24, 2019