Cleaning Crews Work Increase As Oklahoma Continues To Reopen

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Cleaning Crews Work Increase As Oklahoma Continues To Reopen

Cleaning Crews Work Increase As Oklahoma Continues To Reopen

As Oklahoma continue to reopen, cleaning crews are seeing an increase in business. Many companies are now calling on them with the safety of their employees and customers in mind.

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Erica Rankin Cleaning Crews Work Increase As Oklahoma Continues To Reopen

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OCCHD To Host 2 COVID-19 Clinics Tuesday

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