Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-430.5
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Participation in federal program
Official statutory text
The board of county commissioners of any county, the governing
board of any city or town, the school board, or board of education
of any school district is hereby authorized to participate in any
federal government program dealing with fire prevention or with the
purchasing or leasing of fire-fighting equipment, and said governing
boards hereinabove enumerated are hereby authorized to receive and
expend any Federal grant or equipment made available by the federal
government and to coordinate their program with the rules and
regulations prescribed by the appropriate federal agency.
board of any city or town, the school board, or board of education
of any school district is hereby authorized to participate in any
federal government program dealing with fire prevention or with the
purchasing or leasing of fire-fighting equipment, and said governing
boards hereinabove enumerated are hereby authorized to receive and
expend any Federal grant or equipment made available by the federal
government and to coordinate their program with the rules and
regulations prescribed by the appropriate federal agency.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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