Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2924
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County treasurer's monthly statement of amount
Official statutory text
apportioned - County clerk to issue warrants for payment.
The county treasurer shall at the end of each month after
apportioning the collections of that month, make a statement to the
county clerk of the amount apportioned each town, city and school
district for all monies which are required by law to be paid to the
treasurers of such towns, cities and school districts by the county
treasurer, and the county clerk shall issue a warrant for the amount
shown by the statement of the county treasurer, payable to the
treasurer of such town, city or school district. The form of the
warrant and the manner in which they shall be turned over to the
various treasurers of the towns, cities, and school districts shall
be prescribed by the State Auditor and Inspector.
The county treasurer shall at the end of each month after
apportioning the collections of that month, make a statement to the
county clerk of the amount apportioned each town, city and school
district for all monies which are required by law to be paid to the
treasurers of such towns, cities and school districts by the county
treasurer, and the county clerk shall issue a warrant for the amount
shown by the statement of the county treasurer, payable to the
treasurer of such town, city or school district. The form of the
warrant and the manner in which they shall be turned over to the
various treasurers of the towns, cities, and school districts shall
be prescribed by the State Auditor and Inspector.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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