Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-154
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Surety bonds - Premiums - Payment by county
Official statutory text
The premiums on all surety company bonds required to be executed
by any officer or his deputy of any county of this state, or by any
county employee who has in his custody any county property for the
purposes of his employment, whether required by law or by the board
of county commissioners or by the principal officer, where such bond
is executed to run to the State of Oklahoma and after being approved
in accordance with requirement is filed of record in the office of
the county clerk of such county, shall be paid for by the county
from funds appropriated therefor.
by any officer or his deputy of any county of this state, or by any
county employee who has in his custody any county property for the
purposes of his employment, whether required by law or by the board
of county commissioners or by the principal officer, where such bond
is executed to run to the State of Oklahoma and after being approved
in accordance with requirement is filed of record in the office of
the county clerk of such county, shall be paid for by the county
from funds appropriated therefor.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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