Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-57.186
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Appropriation
Official statutory text
There is hereby appropriated to the Department of Mental Health
and Substance Abuse Services from the proceeds of the sale of Series
E Bonds, Section 1, this act, deposited in the State of Oklahoma
Building Bonds of 1968 Fund in the State Treasury the sum of Two
Million Sixty Thousand Dollars ($2,060,000.00) for capital
expenditures as may be required to meet the national life safety
requirements as prescribed by the National Fire Protection
Association Life Safety Code Number 101 and to comply with hospital
safety accreditation standards at the several mental health
institutions.
and Substance Abuse Services from the proceeds of the sale of Series
E Bonds, Section 1, this act, deposited in the State of Oklahoma
Building Bonds of 1968 Fund in the State Treasury the sum of Two
Million Sixty Thousand Dollars ($2,060,000.00) for capital
expenditures as may be required to meet the national life safety
requirements as prescribed by the National Fire Protection
Association Life Safety Code Number 101 and to comply with hospital
safety accreditation standards at the several mental health
institutions.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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