Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-472
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Issuance of warrants, bonds and interest coupons in
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It is hereby made the duty of every officer authorized to allow,
issue, draw or attest any warrant or certificate of indebtedness
against the public funds of any county, city, town, township, or any
other subdivision of the county, to issue, draw and record all
warrants, bonds and interest coupons, in an orderly numerical system
established by the county, city, town, or township. The items shall
be designated by writing the fiscal year on the warrant or
certificate of indebtedness for which the levy to pay the same has
been made.
It is hereby made the duty of every officer authorized to allow,
issue, draw or attest any warrant or certificate of indebtedness
against the public funds of any county, city, town, township, or any
other subdivision of the county, to issue, draw and record all
warrants, bonds and interest coupons, in an orderly numerical system
established by the county, city, town, or township. The items shall
be designated by writing the fiscal year on the warrant or
certificate of indebtedness for which the levy to pay the same has
been made.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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