Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-3-106
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Notice of election of town officers - Fees and expenses
Official statutory text
The order of the board of county commissioners shall be
submitted to the secretary of the county election board for the
purpose of conducting the election of town officers. If the town is
eligible to come within the provisions of the Oklahoma Town Meeting
Act and a majority of the petitioners desire to comply with the
provisions of the Oklahoma Town Meeting Act, the petitioners shall
call the election in accordance with the provisions of the Oklahoma
Town Meeting Act. Notice of any election of town officers shall be
in the manner provided by law for municipal elections. All expenses
for any election on the question of incorporation and the election
of officers shall be paid by the county and reimbursed by the town
when fully organized.
submitted to the secretary of the county election board for the
purpose of conducting the election of town officers. If the town is
eligible to come within the provisions of the Oklahoma Town Meeting
Act and a majority of the petitioners desire to comply with the
provisions of the Oklahoma Town Meeting Act, the petitioners shall
call the election in accordance with the provisions of the Oklahoma
Town Meeting Act. Notice of any election of town officers shall be
in the manner provided by law for municipal elections. All expenses
for any election on the question of incorporation and the election
of officers shall be paid by the county and reimbursed by the town
when fully organized.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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