Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-339.3
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Disposition of funds
Official statutory text
The board of county commissioners shall place all funds received
from the sale of land, sites or structures in a special fund to be
used for the purchase or construction of facilities for use by the
county. All such funds may be invested by the county treasurer as
directed by the board of county commissioners in state or national
banks or trust companies upon insured time deposit bearing interest
at a rate no less than currently being paid upon insured savings
accounts in said institutions or invested in direct obligations of
the United States government.
from the sale of land, sites or structures in a special fund to be
used for the purchase or construction of facilities for use by the
county. All such funds may be invested by the county treasurer as
directed by the board of county commissioners in state or national
banks or trust companies upon insured time deposit bearing interest
at a rate no less than currently being paid upon insured savings
accounts in said institutions or invested in direct obligations of
the United States government.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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