Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-60
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Collection, apportionment and disbursement of funds -
Official statutory text
Eligibility of exhibitors.
A. The county treasurer shall collect and apportion monies for
the county free fairs as other monies are collected and apportioned.
B. In school districts which overlap into adjoining counties,
the levy for the free fair purposes shall be made and collected in
the same manner as for school purposes.
C. The county treasurer shall disburse the monies from the levy
upon vouchers issued by the executive board of the county free fair
association, signed by the president and secretary of the same.
D. Residents of any school district which overlaps into any
other county shall be eligible to exhibit their products at the
fairs in the county in which the school district is located.
A. The county treasurer shall collect and apportion monies for
the county free fairs as other monies are collected and apportioned.
B. In school districts which overlap into adjoining counties,
the levy for the free fair purposes shall be made and collected in
the same manner as for school purposes.
C. The county treasurer shall disburse the monies from the levy
upon vouchers issued by the executive board of the county free fair
association, signed by the president and secretary of the same.
D. Residents of any school district which overlaps into any
other county shall be eligible to exhibit their products at the
fairs in the county in which the school district is located.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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