Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt has signed Executive Order 2025-06, declaring a State of Emergency in 12 Oklahoma counties following destructive wildfires and severe weather conditions.
The affected counties include Cleveland, Creek, Dewey, Grady, Lincoln, Logan, Oklahoma, Pawnee, Payne, Pottawatomie, Roger Mills, and Stephens.
The executive order was issued in response to wildfires and strong winds that began on March 14, causing significant damage to power lines and infrastructure. The declaration aims to accelerate relief efforts and support emergency response teams.
The order also temporarily suspends certain size and weight restrictions for oversized vehicles transporting materials and supplies for emergency relief and power restoration. This measure is intended to ensure that essential resources reach affected communities without delay.
State and local officials continue to assess the damage while emergency crews work to contain fires and restore services to impacted areas.
Executive Order 2025-06 will remain in effect for 30 days and can be read in full here.
