Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-2-106
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Incorporation procedure for municipality situated in two
Official statutory text
or more counties.
If a proposed town or city is situated in two or more counties,
the petition for incorporation may be presented to the board of
county commissioners of any county in which any part of the proposed
municipality is situated. The board shall act upon the petition in
the same manner as if the proposed municipality were situated wholly
within the county where the petition is presented. The county clerk
shall immediately certify the proceedings relating to the
incorporation of the municipality to the board of commissioners of
each other county in which any part of the municipality is situated,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 29
and each board which receives this certification shall enter the
proceedings upon its records.
If a proposed town or city is situated in two or more counties,
the petition for incorporation may be presented to the board of
county commissioners of any county in which any part of the proposed
municipality is situated. The board shall act upon the petition in
the same manner as if the proposed municipality were situated wholly
within the county where the petition is presented. The county clerk
shall immediately certify the proceedings relating to the
incorporation of the municipality to the board of commissioners of
each other county in which any part of the municipality is situated,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 29
and each board which receives this certification shall enter the
proceedings upon its records.
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