Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-3004

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Officers to report earnings, cost of maintenance and

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estimate of needs.

Each officer, board or commission of any county, city or town,

and all employees charged with the management or control, of any

department or institution of either thereof shall on or before the

first Monday in July of each year, make and file with the board or

commission charged with the duty of reporting to the excise board, a

report in writing showing, by classes, the earnings and cost of

maintaining their respective offices or departments for the previous

fiscal year, together with an itemized statement and estimate of the

probable need thereof for the current or ensuing fiscal year.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1297

Provided, that the report relative to the construction and repair of

bridges shall be made by the county commissioners and county

surveyors, conjointly, and shall be itemized so as to show the

location of each proposed new bridge and the estimated cost thereof,

and provided further, that the report relative to the probable needs

of the courts of record shall be made by the court clerk and

district attorney, conjointly, and shall be itemized so as to show

separately the respective needs of each court.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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