Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-339.9

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Multi-county library systems — Accounting request by

Official statutory text

counties.

Counties that participate in a multi-county library system may,

by two-thirds (2/3) vote of all participating boards of county

commissioners, adopt the following procedure:

1. Counties participating in multi-county library systems may

request an accounting of the library system's overall budget and

estimate of needs. Each multi-county library system shall designate

the executive director or employee in charge of accounting to

produce the requested accounting or estimate of needs made under

this act; and

2. If adopted, each county shall also adopt one of the

following:

a. the presentation of the accounting or estimate of

needs shall be given at a location agreed upon by all

chairmen of the participating boards of county

commissioners, or

b. the individual board of county commissioners with the

largest funding contribution to the multi-county

library system budget shall host the presentation of

the accounting or estimate of needs.

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