Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-207
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Cooperative departments of health - Agreements for
Official statutory text
Cooperative departments of health may be formed by agreement
between the county board of health of any county maintaining a
county department of health, or the county boards of health of
counties in a health district, and the governing boards of cities,
towns, and school districts lying wholly or partly in such county or
health district. Any such agreement shall stipulate what health
services will be provided to the cities, towns, and school
districts, which may be all or any of the services that may be
provided by a county department of health, and shall also fix the
amount of funds to be paid by the cities, towns, and school
districts for the services. All agreements made under the provisions
of this section shall be subject to the approval of the State
Commissioner of Health.
between the county board of health of any county maintaining a
county department of health, or the county boards of health of
counties in a health district, and the governing boards of cities,
towns, and school districts lying wholly or partly in such county or
health district. Any such agreement shall stipulate what health
services will be provided to the cities, towns, and school
districts, which may be all or any of the services that may be
provided by a county department of health, and shall also fix the
amount of funds to be paid by the cities, towns, and school
districts for the services. All agreements made under the provisions
of this section shall be subject to the approval of the State
Commissioner of Health.
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