Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-1702
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Purpose of act
Official statutory text
The purpose of this act is to provide a budget procedure for
emergency medical service districts which shall:
1. Establish uniform and sound fiscal procedures for the
preparation, adoption, execution and control of budgets;
2. Enable districts to make financial plans for both current
and capital expenditures and to ensure that their directors
administer their respective functions in accordance with adopted
budgets;
3. Make available to the public and investors sufficient
information as to the financial conditions, requirements and
expectations of the district; and
4. Assist districts to improve and implement generally accepted
accounting principles as applied to governmental accounting,
auditing and financial reporting and standards of governmental
finance management.
emergency medical service districts which shall:
1. Establish uniform and sound fiscal procedures for the
preparation, adoption, execution and control of budgets;
2. Enable districts to make financial plans for both current
and capital expenditures and to ensure that their directors
administer their respective functions in accordance with adopted
budgets;
3. Make available to the public and investors sufficient
information as to the financial conditions, requirements and
expectations of the district; and
4. Assist districts to improve and implement generally accepted
accounting principles as applied to governmental accounting,
auditing and financial reporting and standards of governmental
finance management.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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