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| https://horn.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=226 | Rep. Horn, OKC Mayor David Holt to Hold COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall | 2020-04-10 | 2020 | 2020-04 | Democrat | House | OK | Kendra Horn | H001083 | horn.house.gov | legacy | OKLAHOMA CITY, OK Congresswoman Kendra Horn (OK-5)will hostaCOVID-19VirtualTown Hall on Tuesday, April 14, at 6:00PM CT.Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt andOklahoma CityCounty Health Department Executive DirectorDr. PatrickMcGoughwill join Congresswoman Horn for the virtual town hall. During the interactive event participants cansubmit questionsaboutCOVID-19and the federal, state, and local response to the crisis. Oklahomans canparticipate inthevirtual townhall bystreaming live online atHorn.House.Gov/Liveor bycalling(877) 229-8493with pin number119401. More than ever, Oklahomans need accurate public health information and resources to protect themselves and their loved ones, saidCongresswoman Kendra Horn.Responding to thispandemicrequires all of us working together. That means strong collaboration between federal, state, andlocal leaders.Every dayIhearfromOklahomanswith questions about access tohealth care andwhere they can turn for helpduring this historic crisis.I am grateful towork withMayor Holt and Dr.McGoughtoprovide answersthrough this virtual town hall. Providing accurate and frequent updates to the people of Oklahoma City is imperative during this pandemic, saidOklahoma City MayorDavid Holt.I'm glad to have this opportunity to share updates and address any questions our residents have regarding COVID-19. We appreciate Oklahoma's elected officials advocating for Oklahomans during this unprecedented time, saidDr. PatrickMcGough,ExecutiveDirector of the Oklahoma City-County Health Department. Congresswoman Horn's virtual town hall meetings have been a tremendous opportunity for residents to receive up-to-date information on the virus and how thepublic health response is working to mitigate it. I look forward to participating in the upcoming call, Dr.McGoughcontinued. Congresswoman Horn is committed to providing constituents with the needed information and help in the wake of COVID-19. Congresswoman Horn hosted her5th town hall of the year concerning the initial COVID-19 response at the end of March. Over 6,000 Oklahomans joined Congresswoman Horn and health care professionals. Audio of the town hall is availablehere. Additionally, Congresswoman Horn hosted a Small Business Assistance Webinar with the Oklahoma District office of the Small Business Administration on Monday. Over 400 small business owners joined the webinar asking nearly 300 questions. The webinar is availablehere. Next week's virtual town hallis Congresswoman Horn's 6thtown hall of 2020. ### | 1 | 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z | 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z |