Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-10-901

A. All incorporated cities and towns may directly or through a

public trust of which it is a beneficiary develop a plan, subject to

the approval of the Department of Environmental Quality, to provide

a solid waste management system and shall adequately provide for the

collection and disposal of solid waste generated or existing within

the incorporated limits of such city or town or in the area to be

served thereby at one or more disposal sites. The governing body of

the city or town may enter into agreements with a county or

counties, with one or more other incorporated towns or cities, with

persons or trusts, or with any combination thereof, to provide a

disposal site or implement a solid waste management system for the

incorporated city or town.

B. The governing body of such town or city shall have the

authority to levy and collect such fees and charges and require such

licenses as may be appropriate to discharge their responsibility,

and such fees, charges and licenses shall be based on a fee schedule

as set forth in an ordinance.

C. Incorporated cities or towns may control, through ordinance,

regulation, rule or by permit, the collection, transportation,

storage and disposal of solid waste generated or existing within the

jurisdiction or control of such city or town, including requiring

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the delivery of all such solid waste to a disposal site. Provided,

that the city or town may not require the delivery of solid waste to

the operator of a solid waste management system other than in

accordance with the procedures of the Oklahoma Solid Waste

Management Act.

D. Incorporated cities and towns may accept and disburse funds

derived from grants from the federal or state governments or from

private sources or from monies that may be appropriated from the

General Fund, for the installation and operation of a solid waste

management system, or any part thereof.

E. Incorporated cities and towns are authorized to contract for

the purchase of land, facilities, vehicles and machinery necessary

to the installation and operation of a solid waste management

system, either individually or as a party to a regional or county

solid waste authority.

F. The governing body of an incorporated city or town shall

have the right to establish policies for the operation of a solid

waste management system including hours of operation, character and

kinds of waste accepted at the disposal site, and such other rules

as may be necessary for the safety of the operating personnel.

G. Incorporated cities or towns shall permit landowners of

agricultural land located within the city or town boundaries to burn

debris originating from their property following a flood or other

natural disaster. The city or town may enact procedures to

determine the type of materials and locations appropriate for

burning and affected landowners shall comply with all local, state

and federal laws regulating such burning.

H. All incorporated cities or towns are delegated the authority

necessary to fulfill the provisions of this section.