Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-135.1b

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Bond and salary - Appointment - Duties

Official statutory text

Such deputy for school accounts shall be under the same amount

and class of bond, and be paid the same amount of salary out of the

salary appropriations made and approved for the office of such

county treasurer, as that of the head deputy county treasurer in

such county. His appointment shall be by, and he shall serve under

and at the direction of, such county treasurer. Under direction of

the county treasurer, it shall be his duty to devote his time and

attention to the keeping of the accounts of such county treasurer

with the several school districts of the county, of whatever class,

whose funds are in custody of such county treasurer and the

accounting for which such county treasurer is responsible under the

law; he shall keep the school district warrant registers and

ledgers, register and schedule for payment the obligations of such

districts, apportion school revenues, inspect and file duplicate

claims where required by law, record credits and payments and take

trial balance for control proof when required, make all reports to

school boards and other officers as may be required or provided by

law, and do and perform such other duties in relation to such school

accounts, including accounts, statistics, receipts, and reports in

relation to federal tax withholdings and teacher retirement, as the

county treasurer may require and direct.

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