Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-215.37E
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Approval of appropriation requests
Official statutory text
A. It shall be mandatory for the county excise board to approve
the appropriation requests in the first section of the district
attorney's estimate of needs which are for expenditures to be
reimbursed from state funds, provided that the total does not exceed
the amount certified as available by the District Attorneys Council.
B. Appropriation requests in the second section of such
estimate of needs which are for expenditures to be financed from
county funds shall be considered in the manner provided by law for
similar requests for county general fund appropriations.
the appropriation requests in the first section of the district
attorney's estimate of needs which are for expenditures to be
reimbursed from state funds, provided that the total does not exceed
the amount certified as available by the District Attorneys Council.
B. Appropriation requests in the second section of such
estimate of needs which are for expenditures to be financed from
county funds shall be considered in the manner provided by law for
similar requests for county general fund appropriations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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