Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1710
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Retirement system
Official statutory text
If, pursuant to the laws of Oklahoma or of any charter provision
or ordinance of a city which participates in a city-county, county,
district, or cooperative health department, as authorized by the
Oklahoma Public Health Code, a retirement system is established for
the employees of a participating city, the employees of the city-
county, county, district, or cooperative health department may be
included in that retirement system on the same basis applicable to
employees of the participating city, provided the applicable Board
of Health so recommends and the State Commissioner of Health, the
board of county commissioners, and the governing body of the city
which created and operates such health department approve. Nothing
otherwise provided by law shall operate to prohibit the
appropriation of county funds for the payment of the pro rata share
of the contribution to be made to the city or county retirement fund
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 662
on behalf of the employees of the applicable health department. In
the event funds become available for public health purposes pursuant
to the provisions of Section 9a, Article X of the Oklahoma
Constitution and 63 O.S.Supp.1963, Sections 1-223 through 1-226, the
contribution on behalf of the employees of the applicable health
department may be paid from such funds; provided further, that an
employee of the city-county, county, district, or cooperative health
department shall not participate in more than one of the city,
county, or state retirement systems.
1965, c. 102, § 1, emerg. eff. May 12, 1965.
or ordinance of a city which participates in a city-county, county,
district, or cooperative health department, as authorized by the
Oklahoma Public Health Code, a retirement system is established for
the employees of a participating city, the employees of the city-
county, county, district, or cooperative health department may be
included in that retirement system on the same basis applicable to
employees of the participating city, provided the applicable Board
of Health so recommends and the State Commissioner of Health, the
board of county commissioners, and the governing body of the city
which created and operates such health department approve. Nothing
otherwise provided by law shall operate to prohibit the
appropriation of county funds for the payment of the pro rata share
of the contribution to be made to the city or county retirement fund
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 662
on behalf of the employees of the applicable health department. In
the event funds become available for public health purposes pursuant
to the provisions of Section 9a, Article X of the Oklahoma
Constitution and 63 O.S.Supp.1963, Sections 1-223 through 1-226, the
contribution on behalf of the employees of the applicable health
department may be paid from such funds; provided further, that an
employee of the city-county, county, district, or cooperative health
department shall not participate in more than one of the city,
county, or state retirement systems.
1965, c. 102, § 1, emerg. eff. May 12, 1965.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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