Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-207
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Local records management
Official statutory text
The governing body of each county, city, town, village,
township, district, authority or any public corporation or political
entity whether organized and existing under charter or under general
law shall promote the principles of efficient records management for
local records. Such governing body shall, as far as practical,
follow the program, established for the management of state records.
The Administrator shall, insofar as possible, upon the request of a
governing body provide advice on the establishment of a local
records management program.
township, district, authority or any public corporation or political
entity whether organized and existing under charter or under general
law shall promote the principles of efficient records management for
local records. Such governing body shall, as far as practical,
follow the program, established for the management of state records.
The Administrator shall, insofar as possible, upon the request of a
governing body provide advice on the establishment of a local
records management program.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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