Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-128
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Resolution
Official statutory text
Before any real estate deeded to or held by any such county for
the purpose of county indigent care facilities shall be held, owned,
or used for any other lawful county purpose, or leased for any other
lawful purpose, the board of county commissioners in regular or
special session shall adopt a resolution declaring that said real
estate is not needed for county indigent care facility purposes, or
is unsuitable or inconvenient for such purposes, or that other or
more suitable or convenient real property within the county is
obtainable at a fair and reasonable value, such resolution to be
published with other proceedings of the county commissioners.
the purpose of county indigent care facilities shall be held, owned,
or used for any other lawful county purpose, or leased for any other
lawful purpose, the board of county commissioners in regular or
special session shall adopt a resolution declaring that said real
estate is not needed for county indigent care facility purposes, or
is unsuitable or inconvenient for such purposes, or that other or
more suitable or convenient real property within the county is
obtainable at a fair and reasonable value, such resolution to be
published with other proceedings of the county commissioners.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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