We have all been taking our Covid-19 precautions for a couple of weeks now.
Reminder: Now is NOT the time to let up. According to the CDC, as the number of infected people grows, even those that have no symptoms (asymptomatic), more people are at risk of being exposed and potentially infected.
Said another way, assume only 1 or 2 percent of people were infected 10 days ago, even with our precautions, that number would be higher today. Maybe 5 or 10 percent of us are infected now, maybe more. As our risk grows, the importance of following the guidelines grows:
1) Six feet apart
2) Regular hand washing, especially after being in high traffic places (grocery stores, pharmacies, etc.)
Stay diligent.
Stay the course.
Continue to follow CDC guidance.
Another month is a small price to pay for years more time with family/friends.
Stay Safe Peeps ❤️🙏🏽
New update to our office hours and operation. We no longer allow walk-in traffic due to the obvious Covid-19 risk that would pose. Our office remains open Mon - Fri from 9am to 3pm and Saturday from 9 to noon.
For customers seeking to make payments, we have the following options:
1) Online at statefarm.com
2) By phone using credit card or check by phone, simply call the office (405)840-4500
3) Using the night drop for money orders or checks.
While we realize this may create some inconvenience, the health and safety of my customers and staff is the paramount concern during this difficult season.
Thanks and Be Well❤️🙏🏽
Win
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Effective immediately and until further notice, our office will now be open from 9am to 3pm Monday through Friday.
As always, I can still be reached 24/7 via my cell phone (405)812-4252 and I can respond to questions via text as well.
This action is being taken from an abundance of caution and the hours may be further reduced in the coming days.
Thanks
Win
Storm shelters are great for saving lives on days like today. As Oklahomans, we grew up with “lowest level, centrally located”, which is still great advice if you are above ground. But once your safety plan is in place, another great storm preparation tool is taking 10 minutes and your cell phone to video tape your belongings, room by room. While insurance policies CAN replace the things you have, they CANNOT provide an accurate list of the things you have. That task is up to you and nothing makes it easier than a RECENT video.
Hopefully, the predictions for today are overblown or at least inaccurate. Maybe we’ll all laugh about it in the coming days. However, “better safe than sorry” is not just an old saying. It is LIFE SAVING advice and it makes property replacement easier too.
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Beautiful new tabletops installed.
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No tornado deaths reported in 2018, snapping deadly streak reaching back more than a decade
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January 6, 2019 at 9:58 AM ·
No one was killed in a tornado anywhere in Oklahoma in all of 2018, snapping a deadly streak that stretched back more than a decade.
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January 6, 2019 at 9:58 AM ·
No one was killed in a tornado anywhere in Oklahoma in all of 2018, snapping a deadly streak that stretched back more than a decade.
This car has been spoiled. So if you are rough on vehicles, this is probably not the car for you.
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2020 is no match for OUR spirit!
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