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Owasso council declares state of emergency after April 2 storm
Summary
The Owasso City Council unanimously approved Emergency Resolution 2025-01 on April 2, declaring a state of emergency after a storm that caused damage to private property and limited damage to a city golf course. The declaration authorizes emergency spending, temporary contract rules and suspension of permitting fees and is effective immediately.
The Owasso City Council on April 2 approved Emergency Resolution 2025-01, declaring a state of emergency after a severe storm that caused injuries and damage to public and private property across the city.
City Manager Chris Garrett told the council the resolution would allow the city to expand its recovery operations and to pursue state and federal assistance if needed. "The item for your consideration is a request to approve a resolution declaring a state of emergency due to this morning's storm event that caused significant damage to properties across the city," Garrett said.
City Attorney Julie Lombardi…
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