Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-3022

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Municipal budgets and levies - Filing - Notice

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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1313

After the officers of the several municipal subdivisions of the

state, constituting the budget making bodies of such subdivisions,

including counties, cities, towns and school districts, shall have

made and filed their budgets as required by existing laws with the

county clerks, and after advertisement as now required by law, the

excise boards shall meet from time to time thereafter until the

State Board of Equalization shall have reported the valuation of

public service corporations and utilities, together with the

equalized valuation of all other property, to the county, and shall

then proceed to pass on appropriations and make levies for all such

municipal subdivisions as now provided by law, and shall file a copy

of all budgets with the levies made thereon, with the State Auditor

and Inspector, and one copy with the county clerks of the respective

counties, and the county clerk shall immediately thereafter publish

notice for one time, in some newspaper of general circulation in the

county, that such budgets and levies are on file for the inspection

of any citizen.

Within three (3) days after the filing of any such budgets and

levies with the State Auditor and Inspector, the State Auditor and

Inspector shall give notice by mail of the fact and date of such

filing to any taxpayer who shall have filed written request

therefor.

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