The Oklahoma Insurance Department says payments from the devastating May tornado outbreak across central Oklahoma have now topped $1 billion.
“These numbers are staggering,” says Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak in a statement. “We've topped $1 billion in payments and the rebuilding is just beginning.
“We expected to see these amounts and they continue to go up every week,” he adds. “This is a major catastrophe that's impacted thousands of Oklahomans.”
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