Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-317
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Cooperation with counties, municipalities, other states
Official statutory text
and United States.
The Department shall have the power and authority to cooperate
with the several counties and municipalities of the State of
Oklahoma, and with the State Highway Departments, bureaus,
commissions, and the authorities now in existence or hereafter
created by the Congress of the United States and by the Legislature
of this State, or other states, and by whatever name or title
designated, by providing surveys, maps, specifications, and other
things necessary in planning, supervising, locating, improving, and
constructing roads and highways, and bridges including interstate
bridges, and streets, in any part, section, or area of the State of
Oklahoma.
The Department shall have the power and authority to cooperate
with the several counties and municipalities of the State of
Oklahoma, and with the State Highway Departments, bureaus,
commissions, and the authorities now in existence or hereafter
created by the Congress of the United States and by the Legislature
of this State, or other states, and by whatever name or title
designated, by providing surveys, maps, specifications, and other
things necessary in planning, supervising, locating, improving, and
constructing roads and highways, and bridges including interstate
bridges, and streets, in any part, section, or area of the State of
Oklahoma.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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