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In a proactive approach to severe weather, Green Country's emergency crews are on high alert with bolstered staffing to address impending storms. As reported by KTUL on May 19, 2025, dedicated efforts are underway across various cities to ensure public safety.
In Tulsa, the fire department, led by Andy Little, is fully prepared for water rescues, responses to lightning-induced fires, and other urgent situations. Similarly, Broken Arrow has reinforced its fire, police, and maintenance teams to promptly support residents and manage emergency repairs. Owasso's fire chief, David Hurst, shares these sentiments, emphasizing their readiness to tackle the night's challenges while recovering from last month's tornadoes.
Authorities remind residents to exercise caution—avoid driving through flooded areas, steering clear of live power lines, and navigating through debris with care. Driving with reduced speed and allowing extra travel time is advised. All three cities assure residents that their emergency sirens are operational.
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Green Country Emergency Crews Amplify Readiness Amid Storm Threats
In a proactive approach to severe weather, Green Country's emergency crews are on high alert with bolstered staffing to address impending storms. As reported by KTUL on May 19, 2025, dedicated efforts are underway across various cities to ensure public safety.
In Tulsa, the fire department, led by Andy Little, is fully prepared for water rescues, responses to lightning-induced fires, and other urgent situations. Similarly, Broken Arrow has reinforced its fire, police, and maintenance teams to promptly support residents and manage emergency repairs. Owasso's fire chief, David Hurst, shares these sentiments, emphasizing their readiness to tackle the night's challenges while recovering from last month's tornadoes.
Authorities remind residents to exercise caution—avoid driving through flooded areas, steering clear of live power lines, and navigating through debris with care. Driving with reduced speed and allowing extra travel time is advised. All three cities assure residents that their emergency sirens are operational.
Stay informed and register for updates by signing up for the CHANNEL 8 NEWSLETTER. For more details, visit the article at: [KTUL News](Source).