OKC Mayor David Holt On New State Bill, Potholes Around The City

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OKC Mayor David Holt On New State Bill, Potholes Around The City

OKC Mayor David Holt On New State Bill, Potholes Around The City

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Oklahoma City mayor David Holt discussed a new state bill that could compromise the Oklahoma City-County Health Department's abilities.

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