Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-3-3-106
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Authority to obtain loan or grant
Official statutory text
A conservation district:
1. Shall be authorized to obtain a loan or grant of any funds,
property, equipment or services which any state or federal agency or
local governmental unit may be authorized to lend or grant for any
of the purposes of the Conservation District Act; and
2. May enter into such contract, loan agreement or other
administrative arrangement as may be lawfully required in connection
with any such loan or grant; and in connection with any such loan or
grant may pledge, encumber or obligate any property or income of the
district.
1. Shall be authorized to obtain a loan or grant of any funds,
property, equipment or services which any state or federal agency or
local governmental unit may be authorized to lend or grant for any
of the purposes of the Conservation District Act; and
2. May enter into such contract, loan agreement or other
administrative arrangement as may be lawfully required in connection
with any such loan or grant; and in connection with any such loan or
grant may pledge, encumber or obligate any property or income of the
district.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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