Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-29-108
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Fire department answering calls outside corporate
Official statutory text
limits considered agent of state - Liability for damages.
A municipal fire department answering any fire alarms or
performing fire prevention services or rescue, resuscitation, first
aid, inspection or any other official work outside the corporate
limits of its municipality shall be considered an agent of the State
of Oklahoma, and acting solely and alone in a governmental capacity.
Said municipality shall not be liable in damages for any act of
commission, omission, or negligence while answering or returning
from any fire or reported fire or doing or performing any fire
prevention work or rescue, resuscitation, first aid, inspection or
any other official work.
A municipal fire department answering any fire alarms or
performing fire prevention services or rescue, resuscitation, first
aid, inspection or any other official work outside the corporate
limits of its municipality shall be considered an agent of the State
of Oklahoma, and acting solely and alone in a governmental capacity.
Said municipality shall not be liable in damages for any act of
commission, omission, or negligence while answering or returning
from any fire or reported fire or doing or performing any fire
prevention work or rescue, resuscitation, first aid, inspection or
any other official work.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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