Firefighters and fire victims in Oklahoma are hoping for calm weather after a week of devastating wildfires that have resulted in four deaths and the loss of hundreds of homes. The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management has reported that a total of 537 homes have been damaged across the state, with the hardest-hit areas being Logan County, Pawnee County, and Payne County.
Recovery assistance is available for those affected by the wildfires, with resources being provided at various locations, including the Guthrie Fairgrounds and the Absentee Shawnee Tribal Resource Center. Volunteers are also available at local churches to offer assistance, and shelters are open for those in need of accommodation.
Officials are working to assess the damage caused by the wildfires and coordinate relief efforts as the state works to recover. The fires have had a significant impact on communities across Oklahoma, and residents are coming together to support one another during this difficult time.
Eden Jones, a Multimedia Journalist for News On 6, has been covering the wildfires and providing updates on the situation. She graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with a degree in Professional Media and has been working to keep the public informed about the ongoing crisis.
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