Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-29-107
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Firefighters working outside limits - Compensation -
Official statutory text
Pension fund.
All municipal firefighters, full paid or volunteer, attending
and serving at fires or doing fire prevention work or rescue,
resuscitation, first aid, inspection or any other official work
outside the corporate limits of a municipality as provided in
Sections 29-105 through 29-108 of this title shall be considered as
serving in their regular line of duty as full as if they were
serving within the corporate limits of their own municipality; but
fuel paid firefighters shall receive no additional compensation, and
volunteer firefighters shall receive only such compensation as may
be provided for by ordinance or resolution for such cases. All such
firefighters shall be entitled to all the benefits of any pension
fund, firemen's relief and pension fund in the same manner as if the
fire fighting or fire prevention work or rescue, resuscitation,
first aid, inspection or any other official work has been within the
corporate limits of the municipality.
All municipal firefighters, full paid or volunteer, attending
and serving at fires or doing fire prevention work or rescue,
resuscitation, first aid, inspection or any other official work
outside the corporate limits of a municipality as provided in
Sections 29-105 through 29-108 of this title shall be considered as
serving in their regular line of duty as full as if they were
serving within the corporate limits of their own municipality; but
fuel paid firefighters shall receive no additional compensation, and
volunteer firefighters shall receive only such compensation as may
be provided for by ordinance or resolution for such cases. All such
firefighters shall be entitled to all the benefits of any pension
fund, firemen's relief and pension fund in the same manner as if the
fire fighting or fire prevention work or rescue, resuscitation,
first aid, inspection or any other official work has been within the
corporate limits of the municipality.
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