Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-3119

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State employee membership - Department of Corrections -

Official statutory text

General mailing list.

Any statewide organization limited to state employee membership

with a minimum membership of two thousand dues-paying members and

serving employees of a state agency including, but not limited to,

the Department of Corrections, may annually send one general mailing

to all state employees and shall pay for the total cost of the

mailing. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services and any

qualifying organization under this section shall agree on the method

of providing a list of the names and addresses of the state

employees to accomplish the mailing, while preserving the

confidentiality of the list. Such an agreement may include

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providing the list to a third party in the business of providing

mailing services if the third party agrees to maintain the

confidentiality of the list. The State of Oklahoma shall not be

held responsible or be liable to employees for providing the names

and addresses as provided herein.

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