Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-401.1
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Courtroom, office space and other facilities in city
Official statutory text
other than county seat.
In any city other than the county seat, within the county, which
has been designated as a court or court division city under
authority of Sections 95.1 through 95.5, inclusive, of Title 20 of
the Oklahoma Statutes, the board of county commissioners may provide
suitable and adequate courtroom and office space for the judges of
the district court and attendants, for the court clerk and staff,
and for a branch of the county law library where established under
Section 1202 of Title 20 of the Oklahoma Statutes, to be furnished
by the county in a suitable building in such city.
The board of county commissioners shall also furnish
electricity, water, other utilities, toilet facilities and
janitorial service, suitable and sufficient for the transaction of
court business in such facilities.
In any city other than the county seat, within the county, which
has been designated as a court or court division city under
authority of Sections 95.1 through 95.5, inclusive, of Title 20 of
the Oklahoma Statutes, the board of county commissioners may provide
suitable and adequate courtroom and office space for the judges of
the district court and attendants, for the court clerk and staff,
and for a branch of the county law library where established under
Section 1202 of Title 20 of the Oklahoma Statutes, to be furnished
by the county in a suitable building in such city.
The board of county commissioners shall also furnish
electricity, water, other utilities, toilet facilities and
janitorial service, suitable and sufficient for the transaction of
court business in such facilities.
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