Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-12-102
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Governing body - Board of trustees - Terms
Official statutory text
The town board of trustees shall consist of either three (3) or
five (5) trustees who shall be nominated from wards or at large and
elected at large. The governing body may submit to the voters the
question of whether the town board shall consist of either three (3)
or five (5) trustees. If approved, the election of trustees to fill
any new positions shall take place at the time set by the town board
but no later than the next regular municipal election. The terms of
the new trustees shall be staggered as provided for in Sections 16-
205 and 16-206 of this title.
five (5) trustees who shall be nominated from wards or at large and
elected at large. The governing body may submit to the voters the
question of whether the town board shall consist of either three (3)
or five (5) trustees. If approved, the election of trustees to fill
any new positions shall take place at the time set by the town board
but no later than the next regular municipal election. The terms of
the new trustees shall be staggered as provided for in Sections 16-
205 and 16-206 of this title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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