Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-11-1403

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Agreements as to law enforcement - Equipment - Charges

Official statutory text

- Payments - Funds.

The Commissioner of Public Safety and the Oklahoma Turnpike

Authority are hereby authorized to enter into contracts and

agreements for law enforcement on turnpikes. The Department of

Public Safety is authorized to use any of its automotive and other

equipment in policing turnpikes, and to charge the Authority for the

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use thereon on a rental basis to be agreed to by the Department and

the Authority, and to perform such services in connection with

policing turnpikes with its general personnel and equipment at such

rates, salaries, expenses, and miscellaneous costs as may be agreed

to by the Department and the Authority. It is the intent of this

section that rental rates and other costs of policing turnpikes

shall be determined on an average actual cost basis, and in

accordance with salaries and expenses paid by the Department of

Public Safety in its regular operations. Payments shall be made by

the Authority monthly and shall be remitted to the Department of

Public Safety to be credited to the Department of Public Safety

Restricted Revolving Fund in the State Treasury. Such monies shall

be expended for vehicles, equipment, personnel and other operating

expenses for turnpike enforcement.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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