Disaster declaration expanded to include 38 Oklahoma counties from April floods

Heavy rain, flooding and severe storms over the past several weeks have led to Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt declaring a disaster emergency for multiple counties, including Tulsa and Cleveland counties.

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Gov. Stitt released an Amended Executive Order on Monday.

"There is hereby declared a disaster emergency caused by heavy rain, flooding, and severe storms in the State of Oklahoma that threatens lives and property of the people in this state and the public's peace, health and safety."

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Which counties are included in the disaster emergency?

1. Carter
2. Cherokee
3. Cleveland
4. Comanche
5. Cotton
6. Craig
7. Delaware
8. Garvin
9. Grady
10. Greer
11. Harmon
12. Hughes
13. McClain
14. Jackson
15. Jefferson
16. Johnston
17. Lincoln
18. Logan
19. Mayes
20. Murray
21. Noble
22. Nowata
23. Okfuskee
24. Oklahoma
25. Okmulgee
26. Osage
27. Ottawa
28. Pawnee
29. Payne
30. Pontotoc
31. Pottawatomie
32. Rogers
33. Seminole
34. Stephens
35. Tillman
36. Tulsa
37. Wagoner
38. Washington

The declaration makes state resources and aid available to those areas for the next 30 days.

View the entire declaration below.