Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-65.1
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Department directed to proceed on certain projects
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs shall be
required to proceed with construction projects at veterans centers
under the control of the Oklahoma Veterans Commission from funds
designated for these purposes.
B. Projects shall be constructed in the order designated by
United States Department of Veterans Affairs priorities.
C. Federal matching funds received for these projects shall
continue to be deposited in the federal matching fund designated for
the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs by the Director of the
Office of Management and Enterprise Services and shall be considered
as available funds for projects, unless otherwise encumbered.
required to proceed with construction projects at veterans centers
under the control of the Oklahoma Veterans Commission from funds
designated for these purposes.
B. Projects shall be constructed in the order designated by
United States Department of Veterans Affairs priorities.
C. Federal matching funds received for these projects shall
continue to be deposited in the federal matching fund designated for
the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs by the Director of the
Office of Management and Enterprise Services and shall be considered
as available funds for projects, unless otherwise encumbered.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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