Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-75
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Duties of officers of fair board
Official statutory text
A. The president of a fair board shall be the executive head of
the association and perform all the duties usual to the office and
enforce and carry out the orders and directions of the board.
B. The vice president shall act in the absence of the
president.
C. The secretary shall be the clerk of the board and keep all
the records and property of the association and shall keep an
account of the money and property of the association and draw all
warrants and orders on the treasurer.
D. The treasurer shall keep all monies and securities of the
association and pay out the same upon the order and warrant of the
board, attested by the president and secretary of the board.
the association and perform all the duties usual to the office and
enforce and carry out the orders and directions of the board.
B. The vice president shall act in the absence of the
president.
C. The secretary shall be the clerk of the board and keep all
the records and property of the association and shall keep an
account of the money and property of the association and draw all
warrants and orders on the treasurer.
D. The treasurer shall keep all monies and securities of the
association and pay out the same upon the order and warrant of the
board, attested by the president and secretary of the board.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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