Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-33-114

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Department of Tourism and Recreation - Aid and

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assistance - Existing authority not impaired.

The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department may provide, upon

request, to the governmental units of Oklahoma or to any

nongovernmental agency or organization, aid and assistance in

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 297

planning for the development of wholesome and adequate community

recreation programs. The Department may provide a supervisor of

recreation, who is technically trained, with adequate administrative

experience in the field of community recreation, to encourage,

consult with, aid and assist such governmental units and agencies in

establishing recreation programs. The supervisor of recreation may

encourage and render assistance in the promotion of training

programs for volunteer and professional recreation leaders in

cooperation with other agencies, organizations and institutions, and

may encourage the establishment of standards for recreation

personnel. The Department may act jointly with other state

agencies, institutions, departments, boards or commissions, to

coordinate the park and recreational functions at the state level of

government. Nothing in Sections 33-101 through 33-115 of this title

shall be construed as limiting or impairing the authority or

responsibility of any other department or agency of the State of

Oklahoma under any other act.

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