$1B federal weather fund leaves smaller Oklahoma towns struggling to qualify
TULSA, Okla. — A new $1 billion federal extreme weather fund promises massive relief for local infrastructure, but strict new guidelines prioritizing "shovel-ready" developments are leaving smaller communities in Oklahoma struggling to compete.
Washington's shift toward bypassing traditional project planning phases means applicant readiness dictates who secures funding, effectively pushing underfunded municipalities to the back... Read More.


















