Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-215.37A

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Maintenance and operating expenses

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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 135

The furniture, books, records, papers and documents provided for

the use of the former county attorneys of this state which may be

still in use by the district attorney and his staff shall remain in

that service until such time as provided hereinafter. Effective

January 1, 1983, the state shall assume financial responsibility for

all proper expenses of maintenances and operations and capital

outlay of said offices except as provided in Section 215.36 of Title

19 of the Oklahoma Statutes. All expenses of the various district

attorney offices in the respective counties relating to maintenance,

operation and capital outlay of said offices shall be processed by

purchase orders and accounted for in the respective counties wherein

the expenses are incurred, such expenses to be paid by funds

appropriated and advanced by the respective counties and reimbursed

to said counties by the state, in the manner set out hereafter.

Expenditures shall be by county purchasing procedures.

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