Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-30-104
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Hospital fund - Personnel.
The board of control shall adopt rules and regulations for its
own guidance and for the governance and operation of the municipal
hospital, not inconsistent with this article, which shall be subject
to the approval of the municipal governing body. It shall have
exclusive control of expenditures of all moneys collected and
deposited to the credit of the municipal hospital fund, of the
hospital building or buildings, and of the care and custody of the
grounds, rooms, or buildings purchased, leased or set apart for the
hospital. All money received by the board on account of the
operation of the hospital, or otherwise, shall be paid by the board
to the municipal treasurer, who shall deposit the same in a special
account in the municipal treasury to be designated the "hospital
fund." Such moneys shall be paid out only upon warrants authorized
by the board, drawn and signed by its secretary, and countersigned
by its president. The board shall have authority to establish a
petty cash fund, not to exceed the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
($500.00) at any one time, for use in maintaining the hospital,
which money shall be expended by the superintendent of the hosptial
on forms prescribed and authorized by the board of control. The
board of control shall have authority to appoint, and remove, a
suitable superintendent, or matron, or both, and necessary
assistants and nurses, and to fix their compensation, all of which
shall be subject to the approval of the municipal governing body.
The board of control shall adopt rules and regulations for its
own guidance and for the governance and operation of the municipal
hospital, not inconsistent with this article, which shall be subject
to the approval of the municipal governing body. It shall have
exclusive control of expenditures of all moneys collected and
deposited to the credit of the municipal hospital fund, of the
hospital building or buildings, and of the care and custody of the
grounds, rooms, or buildings purchased, leased or set apart for the
hospital. All money received by the board on account of the
operation of the hospital, or otherwise, shall be paid by the board
to the municipal treasurer, who shall deposit the same in a special
account in the municipal treasury to be designated the "hospital
fund." Such moneys shall be paid out only upon warrants authorized
by the board, drawn and signed by its secretary, and countersigned
by its president. The board shall have authority to establish a
petty cash fund, not to exceed the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
($500.00) at any one time, for use in maintaining the hospital,
which money shall be expended by the superintendent of the hosptial
on forms prescribed and authorized by the board of control. The
board of control shall have authority to appoint, and remove, a
suitable superintendent, or matron, or both, and necessary
assistants and nurses, and to fix their compensation, all of which
shall be subject to the approval of the municipal governing body.
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