PROMISE.
RESTORING THE LAND. KEEPING THE
Shirley Kelly
For more than 20 years, the promise to clean up the remnants of Oklahoma’s abandoned well sites has enhanced the beauty of our state more than 15,000 times over. To date, OERB has committed over $100 million to restore abandoned sites at no cost to landowners. We’re proud to serve Oklahomans who work, play and live on the land we call home.
CALL 1-800-664-1301 OR VISIT
OERB.COM TO REGISTER YOUR SITE TODAY.
Shidler, Oklahoma Restoration #8,691
©2017 OERB®
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