Okla. Stat. tit. 57, § 57-613

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Central Region Probation and Parole offices - Relocation -

Official statutory text

Purchase or lease - Purchase of building.

On or before January 1, 1995, the Central Region Probation and

Parole offices currently located at 4545 North Lincoln Boulevard,

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, 4512 South May Avenue, Oklahoma

City, Oklahoma County, 611 West Sheridan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

County, and 1128 North Midwest Boulevard, Midwest City, Oklahoma

County, may be relocated to one site in Oklahoma County. The new

office location shall be accessible to the offenders assigned to the

Central Region Probation and Parole offices and the new office space

shall consist of sufficient square footage to accommodate staff

offices, classrooms, program areas, staff conference areas, records

and computer areas, general storage areas, offender interview rooms,

mail room, reception area, laboratory area, photo area, secure

firearms storage areas, security equipment storage areas and other

necessary areas for operation of the probation and parole services

to offenders. The Department of Corrections is hereby authorized to

purchase a building or enter into a lease-purchase agreement for

such building, subject to legislative appropriations. The

Department of Corrections shall comply with those provisions of the

Office of Management and Enterprise Services pertaining to building

purchases, lease-purchase agreements and acquisition of office

space.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 57. Prisons and Reformatories Page 274

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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