Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1041
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Employment of inspectors by municipality or other
Official statutory text
governmental entity - Notification of Commissioner - Exemption of
municipalities under 10,000.
Any municipality or other governmental entity which employs any
person as a building and construction inspector for functions
normally performed by a building and construction inspector shall
notify the Construction Industries Board of the employment.
Any municipality or other political subdivision of the state
with a population of ten thousand (10,000) or less according to the
most current census published by the United States Census Bureau
shall be exempt from the provisions of the Oklahoma Inspectors Act,
unless such municipality or other political subdivision of the state
employs the services of a circuit rider inspector or relies on the
use of an authorized provider.
municipalities under 10,000.
Any municipality or other governmental entity which employs any
person as a building and construction inspector for functions
normally performed by a building and construction inspector shall
notify the Construction Industries Board of the employment.
Any municipality or other political subdivision of the state
with a population of ten thousand (10,000) or less according to the
most current census published by the United States Census Bureau
shall be exempt from the provisions of the Oklahoma Inspectors Act,
unless such municipality or other political subdivision of the state
employs the services of a circuit rider inspector or relies on the
use of an authorized provider.
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