Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-212
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Powers and duties of city - county board of health
Official statutory text
It shall be the duty of the city-county board of health to
recommend ordinances, rules and regulations to the governing body of
any city or town within its jurisdiction and to the board of county
commissioners of the county within which such board exists in
matters pertaining to the preservation and promotion of public
health, and to assist in the formulation and adoption of uniform
health ordinances, rules and regulations within the jurisdiction of
such board. Such board, in addition to the powers and duties set
forth in Sections 210 to 218 of this article, shall have all the
powers, rights and duties which are now or may hereafter be
conferred by the statutes of this state upon city or county boards
of health, except the making of rules and regulations.
recommend ordinances, rules and regulations to the governing body of
any city or town within its jurisdiction and to the board of county
commissioners of the county within which such board exists in
matters pertaining to the preservation and promotion of public
health, and to assist in the formulation and adoption of uniform
health ordinances, rules and regulations within the jurisdiction of
such board. Such board, in addition to the powers and duties set
forth in Sections 210 to 218 of this article, shall have all the
powers, rights and duties which are now or may hereafter be
conferred by the statutes of this state upon city or county boards
of health, except the making of rules and regulations.
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