Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-372
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Minimum standards for operation and equipment - Personnel
Official statutory text
- Charges - Audits.
If the board(s) of county commissioners, and the governing body
of any city(ies) or town(s) shall enter into any contract as
provided in Section 1, then the board(s) of county commissioners and
the governing body of any city(ies) or town(s) shall, by resolution,
establish a minimum of standards for the operation and equipping of
said ambulances and for the qualifications and training of any
personnel operating said ambulances within the county(ies). The
board(s) of county commissioners and/or governing body of any
city(ies) or town(s) shall also have the authority to establish by
resolution the minimum charge to be made by any ambulance operator
with which it has a contract and to provide for an audit of the
books and the records of said operator. Said regulations shall be
in compliance with, or exceed, applicable state laws, rules and
regulations.
If the board(s) of county commissioners, and the governing body
of any city(ies) or town(s) shall enter into any contract as
provided in Section 1, then the board(s) of county commissioners and
the governing body of any city(ies) or town(s) shall, by resolution,
establish a minimum of standards for the operation and equipping of
said ambulances and for the qualifications and training of any
personnel operating said ambulances within the county(ies). The
board(s) of county commissioners and/or governing body of any
city(ies) or town(s) shall also have the authority to establish by
resolution the minimum charge to be made by any ambulance operator
with which it has a contract and to provide for an audit of the
books and the records of said operator. Said regulations shall be
in compliance with, or exceed, applicable state laws, rules and
regulations.
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