Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-24-103
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Creation of the Authority
Official statutory text
Creation of the Authority. There is hereby created within the
State of Oklahoma a power authority to be known as "Oklahoma
Municipal Power Authority". Said Authority shall be, and is hereby
declared to be a state governmental agency, body politic and
corporate, with powers of government and with authority to exercise
the rights, privileges and functions hereinafter specified.
Nothing in this act or in any other act or law contained,
however, shall be construed as authorizing the Authority to levy or
collect taxes or assessments, or to create any indebtedness payable
out of the taxes or assessments, or in any manner to pledge the
credit of the State of Oklahoma, or any subdivision thereof.
State of Oklahoma a power authority to be known as "Oklahoma
Municipal Power Authority". Said Authority shall be, and is hereby
declared to be a state governmental agency, body politic and
corporate, with powers of government and with authority to exercise
the rights, privileges and functions hereinafter specified.
Nothing in this act or in any other act or law contained,
however, shall be construed as authorizing the Authority to levy or
collect taxes or assessments, or to create any indebtedness payable
out of the taxes or assessments, or in any manner to pledge the
credit of the State of Oklahoma, or any subdivision thereof.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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