By: Kristen Weaver
TULSA, Oklahoma -
Volunteers are helping the 86 families who are living in hotels after they had to move out of the Vista Shadow Mountain Apartments, due to unsafe living conditions.
They re working to make sure they have food, toiletries, and kitchen supplies, as they search for a new place to live.
In addition to getting former tenants those basic items, volunteers and nonprofits are also rescuing pets that were left behind in the rush to move out.
Basket after basket is being filled, and the deliveries to Lyndsey and Joey Reyes home have been nonstop all day, as the two work to make sure people are getting exactly what they need.
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Vista At Shadow Mountain Complex Pays $100,000 Overdue Water Bill: ‘We’re Not Shutting Down’
Leasing agents at Vista at Shadow Mountain Apartments said they paid the more than $100,000 past due water bill Tuesday morning.
It’s good news for some residents who now have water and can stay, but others still have to move out.
Staff at Vista at Shadow Mountain said the water will not be shut off for residents because the bill was paid. They said it took so long because they’re in an ongoing dispute over water meters with the city. My AC works good, we had a couple leaks on our faucets so they came in and fixed them. They ve actually been great to us since we ve been here,” said Scott Hamlin.