Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-132
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Tax levy
Official statutory text
For the purpose of purchasing sites, erecting or enlarging
buildings, purchasing equipment, repairing or remodeling buildings
or equipment and for the purpose of defraying the maintenance cost
and current running expenses of such schools and homes, the excise
board of each county hereby authorized to establish and conduct such
schools and homes, is hereby authorized in addition to all other
levies, to make an annual levy upon all property in the county
subject to taxation upon an ad valorem basis, of not to exceed one-
half (1/2) of one (1) mill per annum, which is hereby declared not
to be a current expense, and to be for a special purpose, known as
County Supervised School and Home Fund, in addition to the maximum
levy for current expenses now provided by law.
buildings, purchasing equipment, repairing or remodeling buildings
or equipment and for the purpose of defraying the maintenance cost
and current running expenses of such schools and homes, the excise
board of each county hereby authorized to establish and conduct such
schools and homes, is hereby authorized in addition to all other
levies, to make an annual levy upon all property in the county
subject to taxation upon an ad valorem basis, of not to exceed one-
half (1/2) of one (1) mill per annum, which is hereby declared not
to be a current expense, and to be for a special purpose, known as
County Supervised School and Home Fund, in addition to the maximum
levy for current expenses now provided by law.
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