Okla. Stat. tit. 43A, § 43A-3-101
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Facilities maintained for residents
Official statutory text
The facilities within the Department of Mental Health and
Substance Abuse Services, which may be maintained for residents of
the state, are:
1. Griffin Memorial Hospital, Norman;
2. Oklahoma Forensic Center, Vinita;
3. Children's Recovery Center of Oklahoma, Norman;
4. Tulsa Center for Behavioral Health, Tulsa;
5. Carl Albert Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services Center, McAlester;
6. Jim Taliaferro Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services Center, Lawton;
7. Central Oklahoma Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services Center, Norman;
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8. Northwest Center for Behavioral Health, Woodward;
9. Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center, Oklahoma City;
10. Oklahoma Crisis Recovery Unit, Oklahoma City; and
11. Transitions Recovery Center, Vinita.
Substance Abuse Services, which may be maintained for residents of
the state, are:
1. Griffin Memorial Hospital, Norman;
2. Oklahoma Forensic Center, Vinita;
3. Children's Recovery Center of Oklahoma, Norman;
4. Tulsa Center for Behavioral Health, Tulsa;
5. Carl Albert Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services Center, McAlester;
6. Jim Taliaferro Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services Center, Lawton;
7. Central Oklahoma Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services Center, Norman;
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8. Northwest Center for Behavioral Health, Woodward;
9. Oklahoma County Crisis Intervention Center, Oklahoma City;
10. Oklahoma Crisis Recovery Unit, Oklahoma City; and
11. Transitions Recovery Center, Vinita.
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