Peak. https://t.co/7EOphQ7MNxPeak. https://t.co/7EOphQ7MNx
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 6, 2022
April 05, 2022 at 07:57PM
Peak. https://t.co/7EOphQ7MNxPeak. https://t.co/7EOphQ7MNx
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 6, 2022
It was great meeting with this group of future Oklahoma leaders. https://t.co/4iyLedGXXFIt was great meeting with this group of future Oklahoma leaders. https://t.co/4iyLedGXXF
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 5, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact: Mariah.Carter@ltgov.ok.gov
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is facilitating cities and counties along historic Route 66 to offer them a new way to spruce up their section of the historic highway ahead of the Mother Road’s 2026 centennial.
ODOT’s Traffic Division recently released pavement marking guidelines to local governments that have sections of Route 66 on state or federal highways within their jurisdiction. Several cities statewide have asked for a way to additionally highlight their section of the route, and are now welcome to use this guidance to begin the process of adding pavement markings.
“I appreciate the enthusiasm of cities and towns along Route 66 who are looking for more ways to highlight their connection to this storied route. I also
ODOT: CITIES, COUNTIES MAY HIGHLIGHT ROUTE 66 WITH NEW PAVEMENT MARKINGS from Newsroom
Great discussion with Owasso leaders today about investing in their community. Owasso is doing so many things right- high-ranking school districts, a fast-growing population, low cost of living. If you’re looking for a place to move your family or your business, consider Owasso. https://t.co/dCpKa4t8SgGreat discussion with Owasso leaders today about investing in their community. Owasso is doing so many things right- high-ranking school districts, a fast-growing population, low cost of living. If you’re looking for a place to move your family or your business, consider Owasso. https://t.co/dCpKa4t8Sg
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 5, 2022
2021 was year of growth and economic development for the state of Oklahoma. With major announcements from Canoo, Carvana, and TAT Technologies, @OKcommerce brought more than 7,500 new jobs and $1.8 billion in new private investment to the state. Read more: https://t.co/uhhr3zuRK82021 was year of growth and economic development for the state of Oklahoma. With major announcements from Canoo, Carvana, and TAT Technologies, @OKcommerce brought more than 7,500 new jobs and $1.8 billion in new private investment to the state. Read more: https://t.co/uhhr3zuRK8
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 4, 2022
@helicopterpage Appreciate your service to our country! ๐บ๐ธ@helicopterpage Appreciate your service to our country! ๐บ๐ธ
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 4, 2022
Good morning from Miami, Oklahoma and the beautiful Coleman Theatre where the @OKWildlifeDept is holding its Commission Meeting. https://t.co/opQo7BqIxsGood morning from Miami, Oklahoma and the beautiful Coleman Theatre where the @OKWildlifeDept is holding its Commission Meeting. https://t.co/opQo7BqIxs
— Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (@LtGovPinnell) Apr 4, 2022