The answer to the “who’s running things over at Commerce” question is Brent Kisling. He’s our first guest. #OklaProud https://t.co/GUT82eoTckThe answer to the “who’s running things over at Commerce” question is Brent Kisling. He’s our first guest. #OklaProud https://t.co/GUT82eoTck
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 31, 2020
Check out the first episode of our new series #OklaProudInterviews with Oklahoma Department of Commerce Executive Director Brent Kisling. He addresses the five questions most small businesses are asking right now during the COVID-19 situation. https://t.co/VkGRArpYyWCheck out the first episode of our new series #OklaProudInterviews with Oklahoma Department of Commerce Executive Director Brent Kisling. He addresses the five questions most small businesses are asking right now during the COVID-19 situation. https://t.co/VkGRArpYyW
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 31, 2020
RT @Acuity_Pro: Safer At Home - #ChalkOutCovidOK https://t.co/6CsFUqnKrWSafer At Home - #ChalkOutCovidOK pic.twitter.com/6CsFUqnKrW
— AcuityPro (@Acuity_Pro) March 30, 2020
RT @GeezGeeGee: #ChalkOutCovidOK We did some chalk art for neighbors last night! https://t.co/7LKRCV4XQn#ChalkOutCovidOK We did some chalk art for neighbors last night! pic.twitter.com/7LKRCV4XQn
— Gayla 🌎 Gower (@GeezGeeGee) March 30, 2020
RT @OklahomaHousing: We saw quite a bit of chalk art and positive messages created before the ☔️ washed them away. Share your masterpieces using #ChalkOutCovidOK. Thanks @ErikaNicoleHuff for sharing this photo! https://t.co/OV0G8hk3o8We saw quite a bit of chalk art and positive messages created before the ☔️ washed them away. Share your masterpieces using #ChalkOutCovidOK. Thanks @ErikaNicoleHuff for sharing this photo! pic.twitter.com/OV0G8hk3o8
— OklahomaHousing-OHFA (@OklahomaHousing) March 30, 2020
RT @T4America: Why did Bogotá open 47 miles of bike lanes virtually overnight? "The bicycle...represents one of the most hygienic alternatives for the prevention of the virus, especially [as] it is recommended to avoid close contact and crowds." https://t.co/K1UpVvDgKrWhy did Bogotá open 47 miles of bike lanes virtually overnight?
— Transportation for America (@T4America) March 31, 2020
"The bicycle...represents one of the most hygienic alternatives for the prevention of the virus, especially [as] it is recommended to avoid close contact and crowds."https://t.co/K1UpVvDgKr
I’m embarrassed that I’m three days late to retweeting this. https://t.co/PGMwtT38mxI’m embarrassed that I’m three days late to retweeting this. https://t.co/PGMwtT38mx
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 31, 2020
RT @AJ_GriffinOK: Yes! The MET giving a shoutout to our @ncwhm! Take notice world. #oneokc #ImagineThat https://t.co/7gfsR1NOwLYes! The MET giving a shoutout to our @ncwhm! Take notice world. #oneokc #ImagineThat https://t.co/7gfsR1NOwL
— AJ (@AJ_GriffinOK) March 30, 2020
Now more than ever, thank you to our doctors and medical professional everywhere. We owe you a debt of gratitude for your hard work to keep us safe and healthy. https://t.co/LVUJg1cApzNow more than ever, thank you to our doctors and medical professional everywhere. We owe you a debt of gratitude for your hard work to keep us safe and healthy. pic.twitter.com/LVUJg1cApz
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 30, 2020
@GaddieWindage And then Oklahoma’s own Lisa Pinnell invented the shopping cart hammock- https://t.co/R9jqGojvGEAnd then Oklahoma’s own Lisa Pinnell invented the shopping cart hammock- https://t.co/R9jqGojvGE
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 30, 2020
Great collaboration btw @cherokeefilm and the @OKFilmMusic office. Make a movie from your smartphone. Win prizes. #OklaProud https://t.co/XzPocbQhMmGreat collaboration btw @cherokeefilm and the @OKFilmMusic office. Make a movie from your smartphone. Win prizes. #OklaProud https://t.co/XzPocbQhMm
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 30, 2020
@186KSocialMedia @KTULNews @GovStitt @KRMGtulsa Should be working now (and its 1 of many government websites that needs an upgrade which will happen through the rebranding process). Also, u can visit our microsite for one click resources https://t.co/ScBFpI05pyShould be working now (and its 1 of many government websites that needs an upgrade which will happen through the rebranding process). Also, u can visit our microsite for one click resources https://t.co/ScBFpI05py
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 30, 2020
Information overload is setting in- so please visit our Oklahoma COVID-19 microsite. It puts u one click away from key resources in @HealthyOklahoma, @OKDHS, unemployment benefits, small business aid, and more. #Oklahoma https://t.co/ScBFpI05pyInformation overload is setting in- so please visit our Oklahoma COVID-19 microsite. It puts u one click away from key resources in @HealthyOklahoma, @OKDHS, unemployment benefits, small business aid, and more. #Oklahoma https://t.co/ScBFpI05py
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 30, 2020
Tim got himself a shirt! #HashtagTheCowboy #OklaProud https://t.co/ae6ndalvksTim got himself a shirt! #HashtagTheCowboy #OklaProud https://t.co/ae6ndalvks
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 30, 2020
RT @wfryer: @bridgestyler #OklaEd A6: The @seesaw resources for "Learning at Home" #RemoteLearning are fantastic. Categorized for Families, Teachers & Administrators https://t.co/lY4n1q9hF9 We're also building out a tech support FAQ for parents & families https://t.co/qFFbHwTbKl #covid19EDU#OklaEd A6: The @seesaw resources for "Learning at Home" #RemoteLearning are fantastic. Categorized for Families, Teachers & Administrators https://t.co/lY4n1q9hF9
— Wesley Fryer, Ph.D. 🌎🎙🚀 (@wfryer) March 30, 2020
We're also building out a tech support FAQ for parents & families https://t.co/qFFbHwTbKl #covid19EDU
Thank you, Rapid Applications! Tulsa Company Makes Face Masks Using 3-D Printer, Already Has 20,000 Orders https://t.co/IwyseBSIev #OklaProudThank you, Rapid Applications! Tulsa Company Makes Face Masks Using 3-D Printer, Already Has 20,000 Orders https://t.co/IwyseBSIev #OklaProud
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 29, 2020
COVID-19 resources and remembering Dr. Coburn. Check out my latest newsletter: Pinnell Sunday Notes - https://t.co/9G0GBBK7DiCOVID-19 resources and remembering Dr. Coburn. Check out my latest newsletter: Pinnell Sunday Notes - https://t.co/9G0GBBK7Di
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 29, 2020
#ChalkOutCovidOK. Great idea, @HealthyOklahoma. Pass it on. https://t.co/TjarCmX53B#ChalkOutCovidOK. Great idea, @HealthyOklahoma. Pass it on. https://t.co/TjarCmX53B
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 29, 2020
RT @casteelpolitics: From editorial in Charlotte, NC paper: " ... the model for state-level COVID-19 data might be Oklahoma. There, health officials have provided an additional update that includes data on available ventilators and hospital occupancy, as well as the number of available beds ... "From editorial in Charlotte, NC paper:
— Chris Casteel (@casteelpolitics) March 29, 2020
" ... the model for state-level COVID-19 data might be Oklahoma. There, health officials have provided an additional update that includes data on available ventilators and hospital occupancy, as well as the number of available beds ... "
RT @tornado_dave: Sunset chasin’ Social distancin’ Relaxin’ Chillin’ Calumet, Oklahoma #oklahomabackroadexplorer @CanonUSAimaging @spann @themahler @davidfholt @GovStitt @LtGovPinnell https://t.co/D7c3XTLh2aSunset chasin’
— David Schweitzer (@tornado_dave) March 29, 2020
Social distancin’
Relaxin’
Chillin’
Calumet, Oklahoma #oklahomabackroadexplorer @CanonUSAimaging @spann @themahler @davidfholt @GovStitt @LtGovPinnell pic.twitter.com/D7c3XTLh2a
#StayHome and make a scooter stroller. 🤷♂️ https://t.co/pGPqxHCr1K#StayHome and make a scooter stroller. 🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/pGPqxHCr1K
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 28, 2020
This is a really good guide, thanks @USChamber. https://t.co/ywkK69cGv4This is a really good guide, thanks @USChamber. https://t.co/ywkK69cGv4
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 28, 2020
RT @HealthyOklahoma: #Reminder On Thur, testing supplies arrived in Oklahoma that will allow for 10,000 individuals to be tested in the coming weeks. @okstate is bringing online lab capabilities by early next week that will allow the State, as a whole, to process roughly 2,800 COVID-19 tests a day.#Reminder On Thur, testing supplies arrived in Oklahoma that will allow for 10,000 individuals to be tested in the coming weeks. @okstate is bringing online lab capabilities by early next week that will allow the State, as a whole, to process roughly 2,800 COVID-19 tests a day.
— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 28, 2020
Saddened to hear the news of Dr. Coburn's passing. Nobody voiced the serious concerns over waste in government and our nation's long-term debt more strongly than Dr. Coburn. He leaves a lasting legacy for Oklahoma and our country. He will be missed. https://t.co/qk7SHdUAFkSaddened to hear the news of Dr. Coburn's passing. Nobody voiced the serious concerns over waste in government and our nation's long-term debt more strongly than Dr. Coburn. He leaves a lasting legacy for Oklahoma and our country. He will be missed. https://t.co/qk7SHdUAFk
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 28, 2020
RT @BrandonRahbar: Pioneer Woman Bill Goldberg Olivia Munn Johnny Bench Skip Bayless Dr. Phil Shannon Miller Blake Shelton Blake Griffin James Marsden Alfre Woodard Flaming Lips Tony Randall Megan Mullally Jim Ross Wes Welker Toby Keith James Garner Reba McEntire and wait for it.. CHUCK F’N NORRISPioneer Woman
— Brandon Rahbar (@BrandonRahbar) March 27, 2020
Bill Goldberg
Olivia Munn
Johnny Bench
Skip Bayless
Dr. Phil
Shannon Miller
Blake Shelton
Blake Griffin
James Marsden
Alfre Woodard
Flaming Lips
Tony Randall
Megan Mullally
Jim Ross
Wes Welker
Toby Keith
James Garner
Reba McEntire
and wait for it..
CHUCK F’N NORRIS
RT @BrandonRahbar: Yeah haters, Joe Exotic is from Oklahoma. Know who else is? Brad Pitt Garth Brooks Jim Thorpe Ralph Ellison Bill Hader Elizabeth Warren Kristin Chenoweth Sam Walton Trae Young Troy Aikman Mickey Mantle Carrie Underwood Ron Howard Russell Westbrook (we adopted him) continued:Yeah haters, Joe Exotic is from Oklahoma.
— Brandon Rahbar (@BrandonRahbar) March 27, 2020
Know who else is?
Brad Pitt
Garth Brooks
Jim Thorpe
Ralph Ellison
Bill Hader
Elizabeth Warren
Kristin Chenoweth
Sam Walton
Trae Young
Troy Aikman
Mickey Mantle
Carrie Underwood
Ron Howard
Russell Westbrook (we adopted him)
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@JillCastilla @GaryDBrooks Also has the best boot collection in town!Also has the best boot collection in town!
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
Solid mailbox day. We’re with you, @ponyboyokc, and the live music industry here in Oklahoma. #OklaProud #StayGold https://t.co/1P7wTBmDUvSolid mailbox day. We’re with you, @ponyboyokc, and the live music industry here in Oklahoma. #OklaProud #StayGold pic.twitter.com/1P7wTBmDUv
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
RT @repkevinhern: To the American people, it's much later than anyone wanted, but HELP IS ON THE WAY! Watch my floor speech on the #CARESAct --> https://t.co/ojm0sXOhNsTo the American people, it's much later than anyone wanted, but HELP IS ON THE WAY!
— Kevin Hern (@repkevinhern) March 27, 2020
Watch my floor speech on the #CARESAct --> https://t.co/ojm0sXOhNs
@woodwardnews @ReporterJanelle That hashtag is commonly used by the travel industry in our state, so we used it (once) sharing the news that hotels have been deemed essential. This was important for long-term guests, medical professionals and truck drivers who are relying on somewhere to stay.That hashtag is commonly used by the travel industry in our state, so we used it (once) sharing the news that hotels have been deemed essential. This was important for long-term guests, medical professionals and truck drivers who are relying on somewhere to stay.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
Thank you, @OETAOK and @OKSDE. #oklaed https://t.co/nRbGUZGDl6Thank you, @OETAOK and @OKSDE. #oklaed https://t.co/nRbGUZGDl6
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
@buildermike Thanks for all your help, Mike! Appreciate you and the homebuilding industry.Thanks for all your help, Mike! Appreciate you and the homebuilding industry.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
“Ok kids, it’s time to color Travis Meyer’s mustache.” Thanks @IdaRed, we’re almost already out of coloring books. Download at https://t.co/e0JwlQ5vQy #homeschooling @NewsOn6 https://t.co/Mc41EWtG8U“Ok kids, it’s time to color Travis Meyer’s mustache.” Thanks @IdaRed, we’re almost already out of coloring books. Download at https://t.co/e0JwlQ5vQy #homeschooling @NewsOn6 pic.twitter.com/Mc41EWtG8U
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
RT @oid411: We’ve requested all health insurers in OK to waive copays for telehealth services and reimburse the provider for the copay. If you have issues regarding telehealth, copay and prescription, reach out to us via phone, email or social media. We’re here to help. #COVID19 https://t.co/ATCvnjd9LDWe’ve requested all health insurers in OK to waive copays for telehealth services and reimburse the provider for the copay.
— Oklahoma Insurance Department (@oid411) March 26, 2020
If you have issues regarding telehealth, copay and prescription, reach out to us via phone, email or social media. We’re here to help. #COVID19 https://t.co/ATCvnjd9LD
#OklahomaStandard. Thank you @GovStitt and @OKFirstLady for bringing together state faith leaders tonight to pray for our state and world. A beautiful unifying event. https://t.co/Iha40GJspK#OklahomaStandard. Thank you @GovStitt and @OKFirstLady for bringing together state faith leaders tonight to pray for our state and world. A beautiful unifying event. https://t.co/Iha40GJspK
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 27, 2020
Today I'm highlighting Nutopia Nuts N More in Hydro, another great #OK66 business. They've been in operation on historic Route 66 since 1942. Hop on and make a purchase to help them through this tough economic time! #shoplocal https://t.co/zeoBSVBjFmToday I'm highlighting Nutopia Nuts N More in Hydro, another great #OK66 business. They've been in operation on historic Route 66 since 1942. Hop on and make a purchase to help them through this tough economic time! #shoplocal https://t.co/zeoBSVBjFm
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
RT @TourismCurrents: International visitors are SO important to #Route66 #tourism partners in multiple US states. https://t.co/uQpk9WVWyrInternational visitors are SO important to #Route66 #tourism partners in multiple US states. https://t.co/uQpk9WVWyr
— Tourism Currents (@TourismCurrents) March 26, 2020
@Amber_Sharples @CocoLow17 @OKArtsCouncil Thank you for your leadership, @Amber_Sharples. Appreciate you.Thank you for your leadership, @Amber_Sharples. Appreciate you.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
RT @MIOCoalition: We are proud of how our community has come together during this difficult time. Our member @PWSpirits has been producing bottles of hand sanitizer to help curb the shortage. Watch the story here: https://t.co/ukMXOoAJnCWe are proud of how our community has come together during this difficult time. Our member @PWSpirits has been producing bottles of hand sanitizer to help curb the shortage. Watch the story here: https://t.co/ukMXOoAJnC
— MIO Coalition (@MIOCoalition) March 26, 2020
Several Zoom meetings again today discussing response and the recovery to come. Talking now with our arts and culture community about federal aid and preserving these institutions during the shutdown. https://t.co/eK6ywCsd0kSeveral Zoom meetings again today discussing response and the recovery to come. Talking now with our arts and culture community about federal aid and preserving these institutions during the shutdown. pic.twitter.com/eK6ywCsd0k
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
RT @okem: #COVID19 numbers have been updated by @HealthyOklahoma at https://t.co/hZtN2bm3yw. Continue to practice #SocialDistancing & #StayHome as much as possible. Remember - as more tests are issued, positive numbers are expected to rise. https://t.co/zGj67COmti#COVID19 numbers have been updated by @HealthyOklahoma at https://t.co/hZtN2bm3yw. Continue to practice #SocialDistancing & #StayHome as much as possible. Remember - as more tests are issued, positive numbers are expected to rise. https://t.co/zGj67COmti
— Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (@okem) March 26, 2020
As part of the Governors Solution Task Force, I’ve been working remotely and look forward to leading the recovery effort. (4/4)As part of the Governors Solution Task Force, I’ve been working remotely and look forward to leading the recovery effort. (4/4)
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
I have not been in contact with anyone known to have COVID-19, and am not exhibiting any symptoms. (3/4)I have not been in contact with anyone known to have COVID-19, and am not exhibiting any symptoms. (3/4)
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
Out of an abundance of caution, I’ve been following Health Department recommendations to self-quarantine for 14 days. https://t.co/dVnmZJMq1U (2/4)Out of an abundance of caution, I’ve been following Health Department recommendations to self-quarantine for 14 days. https://t.co/dVnmZJMq1U (2/4)
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
Like many, I traveled with my family on spring break when the COVID-19 situation escalated. We drove to a relative's home in Florida on March 14th. We returned home as the situation unfolded. (1/4)Like many, I traveled with my family on spring break when the COVID-19 situation escalated. We drove to a relative's home in Florida on March 14th. We returned home as the situation unfolded. (1/4)
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
#CARESAct passed the Senate last night 96-0. Certainly hope the House will follow on Friday when they vote. It provides real and immediate help to small businesss, healthcare workers and to Americans that truly need it. Get it done, House.#CARESAct passed the Senate last night 96-0. Certainly hope the House will follow on Friday when they vote. It provides real and immediate help to small businesss, healthcare workers and to Americans that truly need it. Get it done, House.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
@dani_grumbles @clarkfornorman Furthermore, extended stay hotels and weekly stay hotels would be out on the streets. They have been residents of hotels for years. I use #travelok as it’s the widely used hashtag for all travel in OK. But I get it, I can use other hashtags moving forward on this subject.Furthermore, extended stay hotels and weekly stay hotels would be out on the streets. They have been residents of hotels for years. I use #travelok as it’s the widely used hashtag for all travel in OK. But I get it, I can use other hashtags moving forward on this subject.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
@clarkfornorman I personally know one hotelier in Tulsa who has 3 rooms occupied tonight...it’s nurses for a local hospital.I personally know one hotelier in Tulsa who has 3 rooms occupied tonight...it’s nurses for a local hospital.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
@clarkfornorman Mayor- hotels are housing first responders like traveling nurses, doctors, and truck drivers that are taking essentials across the country. There are no business travel or social gathering at hotels. Hotels have taken steps to protect guest and staff.Mayor- hotels are housing first responders like traveling nurses, doctors, and truck drivers that are taking essentials across the country. There are no business travel or social gathering at hotels. Hotels have taken steps to protect guest and staff.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
@okcspowell Or, hotels are housing first responders like traveling nurses, doctors, and truck drivers that are taking essentials across the country. There are no business travel or social gathering at hotels. Hotels have taken steps to protect guest and staff.Or, hotels are housing first responders like traveling nurses, doctors, and truck drivers that are taking essentials across the country. There are no business travel or social gathering at hotels. Hotels have taken steps to protect guest and staff.
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) March 26, 2020
