✅In order to protect the health of the public #OSDH will temporarily suspend lobby and mail application services for Vital Records until further notice. This includes the offices in OKC, McAlester and Tulsa. 🖥️On-line and 📞phone orders, please visit: https://t.co/j1NiPM74lF https://t.co/I94QKaEoXs

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
✅In order to protect the health of the public #OSDH will temporarily suspend lobby and mail application services for Vital Records until further notice. This includes the offices in OKC, McAlester and Tulsa. 🖥️On-line and 📞phone orders, please visit: https://t.co/j1NiPM74lF https://t.co/I94QKaEoXs

✅In order to protect the health of the public #OSDH will temporarily suspend lobby and mail application services for Vital Records until further notice. This includes the offices in OKC, McAlester and Tulsa. 🖥️On-line and 📞phone orders, please visit: https://t.co/j1NiPM74lF pic.twitter.com/I94QKaEoXs

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

We are all working together as Oklahomans to 👊Combat #COVID19 https://t.co/WepwiaPF5k

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
We are all working together as Oklahomans to 👊Combat #COVID19 https://t.co/WepwiaPF5k

We are all working together as Oklahomans to 👊Combat #COVID19 https://t.co/WepwiaPF5k

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

#WashYourHands #StaySafeStayHome #StopTheSpread 🖥️https://t.co/eULl9jejzS 📞24/7 Call Center - 877-215-8336 or 211 https://t.co/auOQG1AKsP

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
#WashYourHands #StaySafeStayHome #StopTheSpread 🖥️https://t.co/eULl9jejzS 📞24/7 Call Center - 877-215-8336 or 211 https://t.co/auOQG1AKsP

#WashYourHands #StaySafeStayHome #StopTheSpread
🖥️https://t.co/eULl9jejzS
📞24/7 Call Center - 877-215-8336 or 211 https://t.co/auOQG1AKsP

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

Thank you for sharing this information! Please work with your local provider! https://t.co/VqajOwFLW6 https://t.co/1ktk5v3ZP3

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
Thank you for sharing this information! Please work with your local provider! https://t.co/VqajOwFLW6 https://t.co/1ktk5v3ZP3

Thank you for sharing this information! Please work with your local provider! https://t.co/VqajOwFLW6 pic.twitter.com/1ktk5v3ZP3

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

@MandijCox @GovStitt Please see the updated EO located here for specific information: https://t.co/MiLzCsmZ3J

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
@MandijCox @GovStitt Please see the updated EO located here for specific information: https://t.co/MiLzCsmZ3J

Please see the updated EO located here for specific information: https://t.co/MiLzCsmZ3J

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

#COVID19 Testing #Reminder - #OSDH operated two satellite testing sites in Kay County and Pittsburg County. There were 32 specimens collected at the Kay County site and 16 in Pittsburg County. The tests are being processed by the Oklahoma Public Health Laboratory.

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
#COVID19 Testing #Reminder - #OSDH operated two satellite testing sites in Kay County and Pittsburg County. There were 32 specimens collected at the Kay County site and 16 in Pittsburg County. The tests are being processed by the Oklahoma Public Health Laboratory.

#COVID19 Testing #Reminder - #OSDH operated two satellite testing sites in Kay County and Pittsburg County. There were 32 specimens collected at the Kay County site and 16 in Pittsburg County. The tests are being processed by the Oklahoma Public Health Laboratory.

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

🚨Updated information on https://t.co/yOEoEPHRTG #OSDH urges the public to follow @GovStitt "Safer at Home" EO advising vulnerable populations and those over 65 to stay home until Apr 30 and non-essential businesses in counties with #COVID19 cases to suspend services until Apr 30 https://t.co/c4tNDLrwHw

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
🚨Updated information on https://t.co/yOEoEPHRTG #OSDH urges the public to follow @GovStitt "Safer at Home" EO advising vulnerable populations and those over 65 to stay home until Apr 30 and non-essential businesses in counties with #COVID19 cases to suspend services until Apr 30 https://t.co/c4tNDLrwHw

🚨Updated information on https://t.co/yOEoEPHRTG #OSDH urges the public to follow @GovStitt "Safer at Home" EO advising vulnerable populations and those over 65 to stay home until Apr 30 and non-essential businesses in counties with #COVID19 cases to suspend services until Apr 30 pic.twitter.com/c4tNDLrwHw

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

"Safer At Home" details from @GovStitt on how we can work together as Oklahomans to #FlattenTheCurve Please see our Fact or Fiction blog series with information on ways to best navigate and combat #COVID19 https://t.co/rsIyp4O5U9 https://t.co/aSXKRqHqEG

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
"Safer At Home" details from @GovStitt on how we can work together as Oklahomans to #FlattenTheCurve Please see our Fact or Fiction blog series with information on ways to best navigate and combat #COVID19 https://t.co/rsIyp4O5U9 https://t.co/aSXKRqHqEG

"Safer At Home" details from @GovStitt on how we can work together as Oklahomans to #FlattenTheCurve

Please see our Fact or Fiction blog series with information on ways to best navigate and combat #COVID19 https://t.co/rsIyp4O5U9 https://t.co/aSXKRqHqEG

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 26, 2020

🚨Updated: 4 satellite testing locations..

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
🚨Updated information https://t.co/yOEoEPHRTG #OSDH is working to establish 4 satellite testing locations and is implementing a limited rollout to ​develop best practices-Phase one rolls out today, Wed, in Pittsburg County, with 100 tests and Kay County with limited tests https://t.co/BJ7dESRx7o

If your business is already considered a critical infrastructure under federal

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
RT @GovStitt: If your business is already considered a critical infrastructure sector under federal and state guidelines, you do not need to fill out a form. Read the federal guidelines here: https://t.co/RxckOrXlBa. Read the state guidelines here: https://t.co/Ugq4psi51y

Regarding Oklahoma's workforce and businesses.

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
#COVID19 information from @GovStitt regarding Oklahoma's workforce and businesses. https://t.co/UL9vtV2a7N

If you are overwhelmed by anxiety..

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
If you are overwhelmed by anxiety related to #COVID19, please call the disaster distress helpline at 1-800-985-5990. https://t.co/BSbHTotsKT

Check out this on essential businesses

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
#Reminder to check out this website on essential businesses https://t.co/T5BcSYLdFF 🆕Any questions please see attached graphic for resources on state agencies and their #COVID19 response and contact information https://t.co/pmp2Djna6a

#Reminder to check out this website on essential businesses https://t.co/T5BcSYLdFF
🆕Any questions please see attached graphic for resources on state agencies and their #COVID19 response and contact information pic.twitter.com/pmp2Djna6a

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 24, 2020

We’re on Reddit now to answer questions

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
We’re on Reddit now to answer questions. Check us out at https://t.co/Mr0Gbw3pma

We’re on Reddit now to answer questions. Check us out at https://t.co/Mr0Gbw3pma

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 24, 2020

Restaurants these counties must close their dine-in area

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
Restaurants may remain open in these counties but must close their dine-in area, offering instead curbside pickup and delivery. See essential vs non essential: https://t.co/m38DKTQjeu

Restaurants may remain open in these counties but must close their dine-in area, offering instead curbside pickup and delivery. See essential vs non essential: https://t.co/m38DKTQjeu

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 24, 2020

Closes non-essential businesses that are in Oklahoma counties with confirmed cases

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
Closes non-essential businesses that are in Oklahoma counties with confirmed cases of COVID-19 Businesses explicitly listed include: hair salons, gyms, theaters, massage parlors, tattoo parlors, museums, etc.

Closes non-essential businesses that are in Oklahoma counties with confirmed cases of COVID-19
Businesses explicitly listed include: hair salons, gyms, theaters, massage parlors, tattoo parlors, museums, etc.

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 24, 2020

executive actions taken today by @GovStitt

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
🆕Updates to the #COVID19 website including executive actions taken today by @GovStitt to combat #COVID19 https://t.co/T5BcSYLdFF #StaySafeStayHome #SocialDistancing #FlattenTheCurve https://t.co/JKwyVF8VK1

🆕Updates to the #COVID19 website including executive actions taken today by @GovStitt to combat #COVID19 https://t.co/T5BcSYLdFF#StaySafeStayHome #SocialDistancing #FlattenTheCurve pic.twitter.com/JKwyVF8VK1

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 24, 2020

#Remember to check our #COVID19 website..

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
#Remember to check our #COVID19 website https://t.co/eULl9jejzS for updates, resources and information - We update as quickly as possible with the latest information and will continue to do to combat #COVID19 https://t.co/FBo78JtQ2S

Happening Now with @GovStitt

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
#COVID19 update #HappeningNow with @GovStitt https://t.co/Ltz8Ba282J

#COVID19 update #HappeningNow with @GovStitt https://t.co/Ltz8Ba282J

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) March 24, 2020

🆕Fact or Fiction blog coming soon..

Oklahoma Dept. of Health Tweeted this:
🆕Fact or Fiction blog coming soon: https://t.co/eULl9jejzS Recent health reports say only 5% of people wash their hands correctly? 1⃣Use soap2⃣Puts some muscle in it and scrub vigorously 3⃣Keep scrubbing-For 20 seconds4⃣Don’t touch the faucet! 5⃣Dry your hands-All the way https://t.co/JlwsHns3R6