OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt will provide an update to the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The governor will be joined by members of his Solution Task Force.
Oklahoma City Mayor, David Holt, issued this statement:
“Mayor Bynum and I, as well as the Oklahoma Municipal League, have been in constant communication with the Governor this last week as he has developed a statewide vision for a new phase in pandemic response. We are very appreciative for that line of communication with the Governor.
As was announced three weeks ago, and in the interest of public health, our city’s shelter in place proclamation lasts through April 30th, as does the closure of personal care services.
On the advice of our local public health experts, it is our intent to follow the spirit of the White House criteria for potentially entering a new phase after April 30th. We dearly hope that public health data allows Oklahoma City to consider entering that new phase on May 1st as the Governor has envisioned. We will continue to monitor public health data and will provide updates on our local plans as we have them.”
On Wednesday morning, data from the Oklahoma State Department of Health shows that the state currently has 2,894 confirmed cases of COVID-19.