Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-155.1v2
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Destruction of certain records filed in county
Official statutory text
assessor's offices - Reproduction and storage of records.
The county assessor in any county is authorized to destroy any
of the records which have been on file in his or her office for more
than seven (7) years, including all assessment rolls, assessment
listing sheets relating to tangible or intangible personal
properties, monies and credits, real estate, or corporation
properties, all balance sheets, and all homestead exemption
applications. All records which have been on file in his or her
office for more than two (2) years, prior to the current calendar
year and less than seven (7) years, may be destroyed if compliance
is made with statutes authorizing the reproduction of records and
storage of reproductions thereof. Such reproduction and storage of
records shall be done using any generally accepted current
technology which will ensure safe documentation and accessibility of
public records. The State Library may be given any record which
would be destroyed upon request therefor.
The county assessor in any county is authorized to destroy any
of the records which have been on file in his or her office for more
than seven (7) years, including all assessment rolls, assessment
listing sheets relating to tangible or intangible personal
properties, monies and credits, real estate, or corporation
properties, all balance sheets, and all homestead exemption
applications. All records which have been on file in his or her
office for more than two (2) years, prior to the current calendar
year and less than seven (7) years, may be destroyed if compliance
is made with statutes authorizing the reproduction of records and
storage of reproductions thereof. Such reproduction and storage of
records shall be done using any generally accepted current
technology which will ensure safe documentation and accessibility of
public records. The State Library may be given any record which
would be destroyed upon request therefor.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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