Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-12-109
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Town clerk - Creation and duties - Compensation
Official statutory text
The town clerk shall be an officer of the town. The town clerk
shall:
1. keep the journal of the proceedings of the board of
trustees; and
2. enroll all ordinances and resolutions passed by the board of
trustees in a book or set of books kept for that purpose;and
3. have custody of documents, records, and archives, as may be
provided for by law or by ordinance, and have custody of the town
seal; and
4. attest and affix the seal of the town to documents as
required by law or by ordinance; and
5. have such other powers, duties, and functions related to his
statutory duties as may be prescribed by law or by ordinance. The
person who serves as town clerk may be employed by the town to
perform duties not related to his position as town clerk. The
salary, if any, for said duties shall be provided for separately by
ordinance.
shall:
1. keep the journal of the proceedings of the board of
trustees; and
2. enroll all ordinances and resolutions passed by the board of
trustees in a book or set of books kept for that purpose;and
3. have custody of documents, records, and archives, as may be
provided for by law or by ordinance, and have custody of the town
seal; and
4. attest and affix the seal of the town to documents as
required by law or by ordinance; and
5. have such other powers, duties, and functions related to his
statutory duties as may be prescribed by law or by ordinance. The
person who serves as town clerk may be employed by the town to
perform duties not related to his position as town clerk. The
salary, if any, for said duties shall be provided for separately by
ordinance.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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