Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-402
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State Highway Construction and Maintenance Fund - Use of -
Official statutory text
Acceptance and disbursement of federal funds - Liability of State
Treasurer.
The Commission shall have authority to use any money in the
State Highway Construction and Maintenance Fund to carry out the
provisions of this article. Whenever the Commission contracts as
the agent of the Bureau of Public Roads, it shall be authorized to
accept and receive federal funds for disbursement in the discharge
of the obligation of such contracts, and to deposit same in a
special account in the State Treasury, and to disburse the same in
such manner as may be approved by the Bureau of Public Roads. The
State Treasurer and his bondsmen shall be liable for any such
federal funds so deposited by the Commission.
Treasurer.
The Commission shall have authority to use any money in the
State Highway Construction and Maintenance Fund to carry out the
provisions of this article. Whenever the Commission contracts as
the agent of the Bureau of Public Roads, it shall be authorized to
accept and receive federal funds for disbursement in the discharge
of the obligation of such contracts, and to deposit same in a
special account in the State Treasury, and to disburse the same in
such manner as may be approved by the Bureau of Public Roads. The
State Treasurer and his bondsmen shall be liable for any such
federal funds so deposited by the Commission.
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