Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-1214

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Terms of board members - Annual meetings of residents

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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 517

A. The term of office of every member elected to an original

board shall be until the date of annual meeting of the residents of

the district of either the first, second, or third year following

the year of the incorporation of the district and until their

successors are elected and have qualified, and as nearly as possible

the terms of an equal number of directors on any such board shall

expire on each of the dates.

B. At each annual meeting after the year of the election of the

original board members, elections shall be held to elect directors

to fill any position on the board, the term of office of which has

expired, and any director so elected shall hold office for a term of

three (3) years and until a successor is elected and has qualified.

For the purpose of election of board members and for such other

purposes as the bylaws may prescribe, annual meetings of residents

shall be held by each district between January 1 and March 1 of each

year following the year of incorporation of such district. The

board of directors shall cause notice of the time and place of each

annual meeting and the purpose thereof to be given to each of its

participating members. Each resident present shall be entitled to a

single vote.

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