Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-178.1
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Inventory - Continuous inventory - Accounting
Official statutory text
The board of county commissioners in each county of this state
shall take, or cause to be taken, an inventory of all working tools,
apparatus, machinery and equipment belonging to the county or leased
or otherwise let to it or to any department thereof, other than that
which is affixed to and made a part of lands and buildings, the cost
of which as to each complete working unit thereof is more than Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and thereafter maintain or cause to be
maintained a continuous inventory record thereof and of like tools,
apparatus, machinery and equipment purchased, leased or otherwise
coming into the custody of the county or of any office, board,
department, commission or any or either thereof, and the disposition
thereof whether sold, exchanged, leased or let where authorized by
statute, junked, strayed or stolen, and annually thereafter, or
oftener in event of death, resignation or removal of an elective
officer with a term, to verify or cause to be verified by count and
report of the same as of the end of a term of office and as part and
parcel of the accounting required by law of a retiring or re-elected
officer, and, as to appointive heads of departments amenable
directly to the board of county commissioners and as to quasi-
governmental boards and commissions such as free fair boards,
hospital boards and the like, the same shall be as of the last
business day immediately preceding the day certain commencing a new
term of the board of county commissioners; all in the manner as
provided by law.
shall take, or cause to be taken, an inventory of all working tools,
apparatus, machinery and equipment belonging to the county or leased
or otherwise let to it or to any department thereof, other than that
which is affixed to and made a part of lands and buildings, the cost
of which as to each complete working unit thereof is more than Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and thereafter maintain or cause to be
maintained a continuous inventory record thereof and of like tools,
apparatus, machinery and equipment purchased, leased or otherwise
coming into the custody of the county or of any office, board,
department, commission or any or either thereof, and the disposition
thereof whether sold, exchanged, leased or let where authorized by
statute, junked, strayed or stolen, and annually thereafter, or
oftener in event of death, resignation or removal of an elective
officer with a term, to verify or cause to be verified by count and
report of the same as of the end of a term of office and as part and
parcel of the accounting required by law of a retiring or re-elected
officer, and, as to appointive heads of departments amenable
directly to the board of county commissioners and as to quasi-
governmental boards and commissions such as free fair boards,
hospital boards and the like, the same shall be as of the last
business day immediately preceding the day certain commencing a new
term of the board of county commissioners; all in the manner as
provided by law.
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