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Oklahoma County will collect debris from wildfires; property taxes reduced after fire, twisters

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March wildfires aren't unusual. Tornadoes in November are. A little relief for victims is available: debris pickup for burned property, lower taxes.

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OKLAHOMA VOICE: Oklahoma governor backs down on forestry abolishment proposal after backlash

OKLAHOMA CITY – A key legislative leader said Tuesday he is pleased that Gov. Kevin Stitt has backed off his call to abolish the Forestry Service following historic March wildfires.

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Oklahoma County will collect debris from wildfires; property taxes reduced after fire, twisters

March wildfires aren't unusual. Tornadoes in November are. A little relief for victims is available: debris pickup for burned property, lower taxes.

·Oklahoma City, United States
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Oklahoman broke the news in Oklahoma City, United States on Saturday, April 12, 2025.
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