Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-863.6
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Financial assistance.
The commission shall elect its chairman from its appointed
members and fill such other offices as it may determine. The term
of the chairman shall be one (1) year. The commission shall hold at
least one (1) meeting each month and all meetings shall be open to
the public. It shall adopt rules for the transaction of business
and keep a record of its functions and activities, which record
shall be a public record. The commission may appoint such employees
as it may deem necessary and may establish a schedule of fees to
cover the various services rendered and may also contract with other
persons and agencies for such services as it may require, including
private legal counsel and private auditing service, within the
limits of its appropriations and may incur necessary expenses, all
subject to the approval of the appropriate governing bodies. The
commission may contract for, receive, and utilize any grants, or
other financial assistance, from the United States or from any other
source, public or private, in furtherance of its functions, and may
incur necessary expenses in obtaining said grants, and/or financial
assistance, within the limits of its appropriations; and shall
receive and disburse such grants and/or other financial assistance
in such manner as may be agreed upon by the board and council. The
commission may to the extent authorized by the charter or ordinances
of any city or town in the county, act as the planning commission
for such city or town or lend planning assistance under such mutual
arrangement for the sharing of expenses as may be agreed upon.
The commission shall elect its chairman from its appointed
members and fill such other offices as it may determine. The term
of the chairman shall be one (1) year. The commission shall hold at
least one (1) meeting each month and all meetings shall be open to
the public. It shall adopt rules for the transaction of business
and keep a record of its functions and activities, which record
shall be a public record. The commission may appoint such employees
as it may deem necessary and may establish a schedule of fees to
cover the various services rendered and may also contract with other
persons and agencies for such services as it may require, including
private legal counsel and private auditing service, within the
limits of its appropriations and may incur necessary expenses, all
subject to the approval of the appropriate governing bodies. The
commission may contract for, receive, and utilize any grants, or
other financial assistance, from the United States or from any other
source, public or private, in furtherance of its functions, and may
incur necessary expenses in obtaining said grants, and/or financial
assistance, within the limits of its appropriations; and shall
receive and disburse such grants and/or other financial assistance
in such manner as may be agreed upon by the board and council. The
commission may to the extent authorized by the charter or ordinances
of any city or town in the county, act as the planning commission
for such city or town or lend planning assistance under such mutual
arrangement for the sharing of expenses as may be agreed upon.
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