Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-125.1

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Employees of Stringtown Correctional Center -

Official statutory text

Retirement benefits.

Employees of the Vocational Training Program and School located

at the Stringtown Correctional Center who are members of the

Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System and are being

transferred from the Department of Human Services to the State Board

of Career and Technology Education shall cease accruing benefits in

the Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System and shall commence

accruing benefits pursuant to the Teachers' Retirement System on

July 1, 1983. On January 1, 1984, the Oklahoma Public Employees

Retirement System shall transfer to the Teachers' Retirement System

the actual amount contributed to the Oklahoma Public Employees

Retirement System by the state and by each employee of the

Vocational Training Program and School located at the Stringtown

Correctional Center transferring to the Teachers' Retirement System

and the retirement records of those transferring employees. Service

accrued by said employees pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma

Public Employees Retirement System shall be treated as credited

service in the Teachers' Retirement System.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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