OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - More Oklahoma crews are heading to Florida to assist with hurricane relief efforts while showcasing the Oklahoma standard! Oklahoma first responders include a helicopter rescue unit, water rescue teams, emergency operations personnel, and a public health team to help Florida and North Carolina, Image courtesy Governor Kevin StittOklahoma first responders include a helicopter rescue unit, water rescue teams, emergency operations personnel, and a public health team to help Florida and North Carolina, Image courtesy Governor Kevin StittOklahoma first responders include a helicopter rescue unit, water rescue teams, emergency operations personnel, and a public health team to help Florida and North Carolina, Image courtesy Governor Kevin Stitt According to Governor Stitt, two medical crews from air evac in Henryetta are headed out on today Tuesday. One crew is flying the aircraft while the other crew is set to join them in Florida. The crews are assigned to help with emergency care following the hurricane, includingthe Craig County Technical Resource Task Force alongside other Oklahoma first responders. The group is expected to be on-site for two weeks or as long as needed. Other Headlines Science Museum Oklahoma hosts Women in STEAM conference DNA helps bring remains of missing Oklahoma soldier home after 74 years Fmr. Oklahomans living in Florida prepare for Hurricane Milton Denture dilemma starting to move in the right direction OKC-based Afghan citizen arrested for alleged Election Day terrorist plot The Quapaw Nation Emergency Management says, their team had a little bit of down time last night. They are currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Quapaw Nation Emergency Management, currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Image courtesy Quapaw Nation Emergency ManagementQuapaw Nation Emergency Management, currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Image courtesy Quapaw Nation Emergency ManagementQuapaw Nation Emergency Management, currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Image courtesy Quapaw Nation Emergency ManagementQuapaw Nation Emergency Management, currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Image courtesy Quapaw Nation Emergency ManagementQuapaw Nation Emergency Management, currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Image courtesy Quapaw Nation Emergency ManagementQuapaw Nation Emergency Management, currently staging in Live Oak, Florida with other task forces from Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, Image courtesy Quapaw Nation Emergency ManagementBryan County EMS is with Southern Oklahoma Ambulance Service crews are in St. Petersburg and will soon start operating in preparing for Hurricane Miltons land fall.Bryan County EMS is with Southern Oklahoma Ambulance Service crews are in St. Petersburg and will soon start operating in preparing for Hurricane Miltons land fall.Bryan County EMS is with Southern Oklahoma Ambulance Service crews are in St. Petersburg and will soon start operating in preparing for Hurricane Miltons land fall. Bryan County EMS alongside Southern Oklahoma Ambulance crews say, they are in St. Petersburg and will soon start operating in preparing for Hurricane Miltons land fall. The team is currently grabbing rest after driving 23 hours straight to their final destination. This story is developing.