Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-2-106.2A
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Transfer of powers and duties
Official statutory text
All the powers, duties, functions, records, employees, property,
matters pending and funds of the Department of Highways, the Highway
Safety Coordinating Committee and the Railroad Maintenance Authority
are hereby transferred to the Department of Transportation.
Effective July 1, 1993, all powers, duties, functions, records,
employees, matters pending and funds of the Department of
Transportation that were transferred to the Department because of
the abolishment of the Highway Safety Coordinating Committee shall
be transferred to the Department of Public Safety, pursuant to
Section 3 of this act. Except as specifically directed by the
Legislature the State Department of Transportation shall not fund,
directly or indirectly, any railroad, mass transit, public
transportation, marine, waterways or aeronautics construction,
operations or maintenance with dedicated gasoline taxes,
appropriated highway construction or maintenance funds or other
highway funds; provided, however, that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to prevent the Department of Transportation from
applying for, accepting, receiving, administering or expending
monies appropriated for the specific purpose of matching federal
grants now or hereafter made available for transportation planning
or improvements in nonhighway transportation modes. The Department
of Transportation shall not issue bonds which constitute an
obligation or debt of the state or a pledge of the faith and credit
of the state, except as specifically authorized by the Legislature.
Any change of agency name/names on signs, equipment, vehicles or
other property shall be accomplished as said signs, equipment,
vehicles or other property are replaced in inventory or as required
through normal wear and tear. An accurate, current inventory of all
properties shall be maintained by the Department of Transportation.
matters pending and funds of the Department of Highways, the Highway
Safety Coordinating Committee and the Railroad Maintenance Authority
are hereby transferred to the Department of Transportation.
Effective July 1, 1993, all powers, duties, functions, records,
employees, matters pending and funds of the Department of
Transportation that were transferred to the Department because of
the abolishment of the Highway Safety Coordinating Committee shall
be transferred to the Department of Public Safety, pursuant to
Section 3 of this act. Except as specifically directed by the
Legislature the State Department of Transportation shall not fund,
directly or indirectly, any railroad, mass transit, public
transportation, marine, waterways or aeronautics construction,
operations or maintenance with dedicated gasoline taxes,
appropriated highway construction or maintenance funds or other
highway funds; provided, however, that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to prevent the Department of Transportation from
applying for, accepting, receiving, administering or expending
monies appropriated for the specific purpose of matching federal
grants now or hereafter made available for transportation planning
or improvements in nonhighway transportation modes. The Department
of Transportation shall not issue bonds which constitute an
obligation or debt of the state or a pledge of the faith and credit
of the state, except as specifically authorized by the Legislature.
Any change of agency name/names on signs, equipment, vehicles or
other property shall be accomplished as said signs, equipment,
vehicles or other property are replaced in inventory or as required
through normal wear and tear. An accurate, current inventory of all
properties shall be maintained by the Department of Transportation.
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