Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-31-108
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Annual report of board
Official statutory text
The library board shall make, on or before the thirty-first day
of July in each year, an annual report to the municipal governing
body stating:
1. The condition of its trust on the thirtieth day of June of
that year;
2. The various sums of money and property received from the
library fund and other sources, and how such moneys have been
expended and for what purposes;
3. The budget for the library for the next fiscal year;
4. Statistics on the general character and number of books and
periodicals which:
a. are on hand;
b. are lost or missing;
c. have been added by purchase, gift or otherwise
during the year; and
d. have been loaned out during the year;
5. The number of persons making use of the library during the
year; and
6. Such other information, statistics and suggestions as it
may deem of general interest.
of July in each year, an annual report to the municipal governing
body stating:
1. The condition of its trust on the thirtieth day of June of
that year;
2. The various sums of money and property received from the
library fund and other sources, and how such moneys have been
expended and for what purposes;
3. The budget for the library for the next fiscal year;
4. Statistics on the general character and number of books and
periodicals which:
a. are on hand;
b. are lost or missing;
c. have been added by purchase, gift or otherwise
during the year; and
d. have been loaned out during the year;
5. The number of persons making use of the library during the
year; and
6. Such other information, statistics and suggestions as it
may deem of general interest.
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