Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-2024
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Construction of expenditures
Official statutory text
The expenditures from the Oklahoma Disaster Mitigation and
Recovery Matching Fund and other expenditures governed by this act,
if made in accordance with the requirements of this act, shall be
construed as an expenditure of public funds in furtherance of
governmental functions and for the purpose of conferring general and
uniform benefits resulting from the expenditures upon the residents
and other legal entities located in areas subject to the
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jurisdiction of the entities described in subsection A or B of
Section 4 of this act.
Recovery Matching Fund and other expenditures governed by this act,
if made in accordance with the requirements of this act, shall be
construed as an expenditure of public funds in furtherance of
governmental functions and for the purpose of conferring general and
uniform benefits resulting from the expenditures upon the residents
and other legal entities located in areas subject to the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 632
jurisdiction of the entities described in subsection A or B of
Section 4 of this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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