Oklahoma Voice: Pandemic Dollars Didn’t Have ‘Maximum Impact’ on Oklahoma Child Care, State Auditor Says

Oklahoma Voice: Pandemic dollars didn’t have ‘maximum impact’ on Oklahoma child care, state auditor says

OKLAHOMA CITY — Despite the Oklahoma Department of Human Services spending hundreds of millions on child care using pandemic funds, not all of the investments had a lasting impact, a state official said.

Auditor: Pandemic funds didn't help child care situation

Despite the Oklahoma Department of Human Services spending hundreds of millions on child care using pandemic funds, not all of the investments had a lasting impact, a state official said.

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