$200 Million in Storm Damage
Clip: Season 4 Episode 446 | 7m 6s
Damage from May storms may hit $200-million
Oklahoma officials are now estimating damage to property, public infrastructure and private businesses will run up to $200-million because of storm damage in May. In some cases damage estimates have yet to even begin for damage to county roads and bridges but state officials say federal emergency funds will cover much of the cost of repairing that damage.
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$200 Million in Storm Damage
Clip: Season 4 Episode 446 | 7m 6s
Oklahoma officials are now estimating damage to property, public infrastructure and private businesses will run up to $200-million because of storm damage in May. In some cases damage estimates have yet to even begin for damage to county roads and bridges but state officials say federal emergency funds will cover much of the cost of repairing that damage.
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