Social services reports gas-line cut; temporary trailer hookup keeps services running
August 31, 2026 | Tulsa County, Oklahoma
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A social-services representative told the commissioners a construction-related gas-line cut at a shelter facility required an interim trailer-mounted gas hookup to keep operations running.
The speaker said operations are ‘‘back to normal now,’’ credited building operations and ONG for rapid help, and said the facility’s power arrangement will be divided into three separate meters (early settlement garage and social services) as a longer-term fix expected next week.
The board acknowledged the department’s rapid response and thanked staff for keeping vulnerable residents safe during the repair process.
The speaker said operations are ‘‘back to normal now,’’ credited building operations and ONG for rapid help, and said the facility’s power arrangement will be divided into three separate meters (early settlement garage and social services) as a longer-term fix expected next week.
The board acknowledged the department’s rapid response and thanked staff for keeping vulnerable residents safe during the repair process.
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