Stitt vows transparency for CARES funding, warns cities can’t use it for shortfalls

“Our mission is to maximize all federal dollars available during this unprecedented time and to ensure this money is spent with integrity on COVID-19 related expenses, emergencies, and pandemic preparedness,” Gov. Kevin Stitt said.


Oklahomans will be able to view how the state spends $1.2 billion in federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding by going to the state’s online “checkbook,” Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Wednesday.

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from Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs Stitt vows transparency for CARES funding, warns cities can’t use it for shortfalls