Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-22-125
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Gifts to institutions in state system of higher
Official statutory text
education or to school districts.
The municipal governing body may make gifts of any real estate
belonging to the municipality to any institution in The Oklahoma
State System of Higher Education or to any school district, which is
located in the municipality. The municipal governing body may
purchase or otherwise acquire real estate for this purpose, execute
any instruments necessary for the transfer of real estate, and may
give buildings or monies for the construction of buildings to
institutions in the state system of higher education or any school
district in this state. The governing boards of such institutions
or school districts are hereby authorized to accept these gifts.
The municipal governing body may make gifts of any real estate
belonging to the municipality to any institution in The Oklahoma
State System of Higher Education or to any school district, which is
located in the municipality. The municipal governing body may
purchase or otherwise acquire real estate for this purpose, execute
any instruments necessary for the transfer of real estate, and may
give buildings or monies for the construction of buildings to
institutions in the state system of higher education or any school
district in this state. The governing boards of such institutions
or school districts are hereby authorized to accept these gifts.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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