MUSKOGEE, Okla. (AP) — City officials did nothing to contribute to flooding that damaged homes and belongings of property owners who live in a southeast Muskogee neighborhood, a study shows.
The city commissioned the $11,000 hydrological study as part of its defense against seven lawsuits seeking compensation for damages. Property owners say the flooding “constitutes a substantial interference with the use and enjoyment” of their property.
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