Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1335
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County or city participation
Official statutory text
A. A county, upon adoption of a resolution by the board of
county commissioners, may participate in the Disability Insurance
Program administered by the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and
Benefits Board. Upon the filing of a certified copy of the
resolution with the Board, the county shall become a participant on
the first day of the second full month following the filing of the
resolution. All employees of any county electing to participate in
the Program shall have disability insurance coverage. The county
shall forward to the Board, at such times as determined by the
Board, the contributions necessary to pay for the disability
insurance coverage of the employees of the county. The Board shall
determine the amount of contribution required for the disability
insurance coverage.
B. A city, upon adoption of a resolution by the municipal
governing body, may participate in the Disability Insurance Program
administered by the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Board.
Upon the filing of a certified copy of the resolution with the
Board, the city shall become a participant on the first day of the
second full month following the filing of the resolution. All
employees of any city electing to participate in the Program shall
have disability insurance coverage. The city shall forward to the
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Board, at such times as determined by the Board, the contributions
necessary to pay for the disability insurance coverage of the
employees of the city. The Board shall determine the amount of
contribution required for the disability insurance coverage.
county commissioners, may participate in the Disability Insurance
Program administered by the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and
Benefits Board. Upon the filing of a certified copy of the
resolution with the Board, the county shall become a participant on
the first day of the second full month following the filing of the
resolution. All employees of any county electing to participate in
the Program shall have disability insurance coverage. The county
shall forward to the Board, at such times as determined by the
Board, the contributions necessary to pay for the disability
insurance coverage of the employees of the county. The Board shall
determine the amount of contribution required for the disability
insurance coverage.
B. A city, upon adoption of a resolution by the municipal
governing body, may participate in the Disability Insurance Program
administered by the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Board.
Upon the filing of a certified copy of the resolution with the
Board, the city shall become a participant on the first day of the
second full month following the filing of the resolution. All
employees of any city electing to participate in the Program shall
have disability insurance coverage. The city shall forward to the
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Board, at such times as determined by the Board, the contributions
necessary to pay for the disability insurance coverage of the
employees of the city. The Board shall determine the amount of
contribution required for the disability insurance coverage.
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