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OEM asking residents impacted by ice storm to report damage

Thursday, November 5 by Lyman James

OEM (Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management) is asking residents impacted by the recent storms to report physical damages to their homes or businesses at damage.ok.gov. Reporting damage helps local and state emergency managers better coordinate response and recovery efforts. Residents can report damage to homes, businesses or agriculture through the online survey. Reporting... Read More.

Ice Storm Recovery Continues For Ponca City

Friday, October 30 by Lyman James

Ponca City Energy’s continues restoring electric service to all customers as soon as possible. The City of Ponca City’s priority is to first restore electric service to homes and businesses, and then restore service to Ponca City Energy security lights and Ponca City Free Wi-Fi.If the electric meter box on your home has been... Read More.

City of Ponca City continues ice storm recovery efforts

Thursday, October 29 by Lyman James

Electric Power Restoration To help restore electric service to all customers as soon as possible, Ponca City Energy has brought in additional crews from Pryor, Oklahoma; Siloam Springs, Arkansas; Monet, Missouri, and Mid Con from Ponca City.If the electric meter box on your home has been pulled away from your home due to falling debris,... Read More.

OBI has emergency need for blood donors following Ice Storm

Thursday, October 29 by Lyman James

Due to the recent Ice Storm that made an impact across a large portion of Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Blood Institute has an emergency need for all blood donors!The damaging ice storm in our service area depleted the already strained blood supply. Give blood ASAP. Please call 877-340-8777 or click here to make a life-saving... Read More.

Ice Storm Warning Through Wednesday Afternoon

Monday, October 26 by Lyman James

For Kay and surrounding counties - see full list below.* WHAT...Periods of significant icing through at least Wednesday morning. Ice accumulations up to one-half inch will be common, with some locations possibly receiving upwards of one inch. There will also be accumulations of sleet.* WHERE...Central, northern, and southwest Oklahoma and western and northern Texas.*... Read More.