Red Cross sends Oklahoma volunteers to help with Colorado flood relief

Updated: Sat 7:17 PM, Sep 14, 2013

OKLAHOMA - The Red Cross has sent several Oklahoma volunteers to Colorado to help with relief efforts after severe flooding.

A volunteer from Duncan, Enid and the Norman area are responding.

Deployments are for a minimum of two weeks.

Red Cross said more volunteers from the state could be deployed based on the need in Colorado.

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