Okla. Stat. tit. 20, § 20-1206
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Terms of trustees
Official statutory text
The four elective members of said board of trustees shall hold
office for two (2) years, except the members of the first board, who
shall be divided into two classes, with two trustees in each class,
one class holding office for one (1) year and the other class
holding office for two (2) years.
Immediately after the selection and election of said trustees
they shall be divided into said classes by lot.
office for two (2) years, except the members of the first board, who
shall be divided into two classes, with two trustees in each class,
one class holding office for one (1) year and the other class
holding office for two (2) years.
Immediately after the selection and election of said trustees
they shall be divided into said classes by lot.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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