Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-130.2
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Duties of Commission
Official statutory text
The duties of the Commission shall be:
1. To oversee a professional development program for training
Oklahoma county commissioners, county clerks, county treasurers,
county assessors, court clerks, their deputies and employees, county
sheriffs, excise board members, candidates for county office and any
other persons through the Cooperative Extension Service at Oklahoma
State University;
2. To provide guidance to the Cooperative Extension Service in
designing curricula to be used in educational programs and
materials;
3. To identify needs and set priorities for research to be
conducted in cooperation with the Cooperative Extension Service in
areas relevant to the study and improvement of Oklahoma county
government and its functions and to accept gifts and grants for such
purposes;
4. To cooperate with the advisory boards authorized in Section
130.4 of this title in determining the educational needs of county
officials and their employees so that they can perform their duties
and responsibilities efficiently and professionally; and
5. To contract with the Cooperative Extension Service at
Oklahoma State University to administer personnel education and
training for counties and other political subdivisions.
1. To oversee a professional development program for training
Oklahoma county commissioners, county clerks, county treasurers,
county assessors, court clerks, their deputies and employees, county
sheriffs, excise board members, candidates for county office and any
other persons through the Cooperative Extension Service at Oklahoma
State University;
2. To provide guidance to the Cooperative Extension Service in
designing curricula to be used in educational programs and
materials;
3. To identify needs and set priorities for research to be
conducted in cooperation with the Cooperative Extension Service in
areas relevant to the study and improvement of Oklahoma county
government and its functions and to accept gifts and grants for such
purposes;
4. To cooperate with the advisory boards authorized in Section
130.4 of this title in determining the educational needs of county
officials and their employees so that they can perform their duties
and responsibilities efficiently and professionally; and
5. To contract with the Cooperative Extension Service at
Oklahoma State University to administer personnel education and
training for counties and other political subdivisions.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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