Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-49-132
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Use of moneys for payment of pensions and other
Official statutory text
benefits and administration of System.
Money paid to the State Board for the benefit of the System
shall, unless otherwise provided by law relating to the
apportionment and payment of such moneys to the several
municipalities of this state, be used solely for the payment of such
pensions and other benefits to retired members of such fire
department, injured or otherwise disabled members of such fire
department, and beneficiaries of deceased members of such fire
department, and such expenses of administering the System, as may be
authorized by law.
Money paid to the State Board for the benefit of the System
shall, unless otherwise provided by law relating to the
apportionment and payment of such moneys to the several
municipalities of this state, be used solely for the payment of such
pensions and other benefits to retired members of such fire
department, injured or otherwise disabled members of such fire
department, and beneficiaries of deceased members of such fire
department, and such expenses of administering the System, as may be
authorized by law.
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