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A little TLC shown by Tinker residents to their base homes is a responsibility encouraged by housing officials through provided or self-help methods and will be rewarded through an upcoming contest. (Air Force photo/Margo Wright)


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A little TLC shown by Tinker residents to their base homes is a responsibility encouraged by housing officials through provided or self-help methods and will be rewarded through an upcoming contest. (Air Force photo/Margo Wright)

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Water rushes through the streets of base housing in the very early morning hours of May 23. Only four of the 660 homes in base housing suffered water damage. (Courtesy photo/Released)
Tinker’s Child Development Center South construction continues near new base housing and the transportation building near the Gott Gate on the south side of the base. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Felicea Winrow takes her first look out a bedroom window of her new home on Blackbird Drive Oct. 1, a newly-opened Tinker housing area by the Scissortail Trail. “I’m so excited!” she said as she looked through each room. The Winrow family was one of several who got the keys to their new homes on Blackbird that day. As progress continues, more families will transition into new homes. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Cindy Murillo, Tinker’s Balfour Beatty Communities site manager, presented ceremonial keys to two Tinker families July 15 during the opening of the first completed houses built in base housing. Wesley Sohl, 2, held by his Air Force mom Elissa Sohl, and Navy wife Tiffany Malotte, far left, will be the first new residents to move in along Twining as construction continues on other homes along the street. Taking part in the ribbon cutting and key presentations included Stacia Gillett, center in hat, wife of Maj. Gen. David Gillett, Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center commander, and Col. Allen Jamerson, far right, 72nd Air Base Wing and Tinker installation commander. (Air Force photos by Margo Wright)
Construction crews pour sidewalks July 6 along Twining. Houses in every stage of construction line the street. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
While work continues on homes surrounding this one on Twining this kitchen is finished for next week’s ribbon cutting ceremony, which will welcome the completion of several of the new houses.(Air Force photo by Margo Wright)
Construction crews walk along a new fence line behind homes being built along Twining. Older homes along McNarney are seen in the background. (Air Force photo by Margo Wright)