Information from The State

Mayor Bynum again calls for more local mask mandates or for Gov. Stitt to step in and take state action

Vital Records Innovates Service, Reduces Cost of Online Services

Governor’s recent Executive Order extends Cities/Towns ability to hold meetings via teleconferencing or videoconferencing

Governor, Tri County Tech Announce Tuition-Free Programs to Accelerate Employment Opportunities for Oklahomans

Governor Announces $4.2 Million Cares Act to Cities, Counties

94 cities, counties register for reimbursement for COVID-19 expenses

Oklahoma to begin Phase 3 of Open Up and Recover Safely Plan on June 1

Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association website and their COVID Resource Guide.  This includes signage, useful information of federal funding programs and much more.

Governor Stitt joins local government leaders in announcing CARES Act funding portal

Executive Orders

• From Gov. Stitt: Amended Executive Order 2020-12

• Fourth Amended Executive Order 2020-13

• Open Up and Recovery Safe Plan

• Governor Stitt amends Executive Order to allow for elective surgeries to resume

• Second Amended Executive Order 2020-13

• Governor Stitt provides update on State’s response to COVID-19

• Governor Stitt approves commutations amid public health crisis

• Governor Stitt, Governor's Solution Task Force announce Hospital Surge Plan for COVID-19

• Governor Stitt issues Executive Order 2020-13 to protect first responders

• Governor Stitt updates Oklahomans on COVID-19's impact to state finances

• Gov. Stitt issues Executive Order ensuring public school support staff can be paid during COVID-19 pandemic - 4/3/20

• Governor Stitt issues a new Executive Order today declaring a catastrophic health emergency - 4/2/20

• Governor Stitt declares health emergency to further strengthen statewide COVID-19 response, protect first responders - 4/2/20

• Today, April 1, Governor Stitt released his 7th amended Executive Order regarding COVID-19. All new items in this Executive Order are highlighted in yellow.

• Governor Stitt signs amended Executive Order requiring mandatory 14-day quarantine for travelers from six states

• Amended Executive Memorandum 2020-01

• Fourth Amended EO 2020-07 

• Executive Department Memorandum 2020-01

• Governor Stitt releases 3rd Executive Order

• Governor Stitt releases 2nd Amended Executive Order

• Amended Governor’s Executive Order - March 17, 2020
  (Please see page 3 item 7 regarding occupational licenses)

State launching platform for cities, counties to apply for relief funds

Governor Stitt amends Executive Order, allows ODAFF to assist processing plant

CARES Act Funding Information for Mayors

Pending report, Legislature extends Gov. Stitt’s health emergency powers

Governor Stitt and Governor's Solution Task Force provides COVID-19 update

Lawmakers expect state revenue outlook will improve

Stitt Administration announces new testing and contact tracing efforts, partners with Blue Cross Blue Shield to provide support to underserved communities

Sheltering from storms during lockdown

Appointment-only testing site at southwest OKC Walmart to bolster local COVID-19 testing

Report COVID-19 Fraud

Governor Stitt speaks with Rear Admiral John Polowczyk to discuss PPE supply chain

OSDH Issues Guidance for Resuming Elective Surgical Procedures in Oklahoma April 24

State reminds hospitals, public of strategic PPE reserves from nondocmedia

Legislature stabilizes budget, affirms governor’s emergency response power for COVID-19

Governor Stitt announces significant changes to how state is combatting COVID-19

Stitt lifts training requirements for peace officers, bans state-paid interstate travel

Coronavirus in Oklahoma: Lawmakers unsure when they will return to Capitol, finish session

OSSBA makes determination regarding remaining school year

EM-3462 Important Information from the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management

Oklahoma Senate announces closure through March 27

Important information from OK House of Representatives and Senate (March 18, 2020)

Oklahoma State Election Board passed a Declaration of Emergency