Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-324.5
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Office of State Fire Marshal agents
Official statutory text
Office of State Fire Marshal agents shall be appointed by and
subject to the supervision and control of the State Fire Marshal or
designee. All agents are employees of the State of Oklahoma and
subject to the provisions of the Oklahoma Merit System of Personnel
Administration. All agents shall be required to obtain and maintain
peace officer certification from the Council on Law Enforcement
Education and Training and must have or be able to obtain a valid
Oklahoma driver license and be citizens of the United States. The
State Fire Marshal Commission shall have the authority to appoint
such other employees as shall be necessary in discharging the duties
of their office.
subject to the supervision and control of the State Fire Marshal or
designee. All agents are employees of the State of Oklahoma and
subject to the provisions of the Oklahoma Merit System of Personnel
Administration. All agents shall be required to obtain and maintain
peace officer certification from the Council on Law Enforcement
Education and Training and must have or be able to obtain a valid
Oklahoma driver license and be citizens of the United States. The
State Fire Marshal Commission shall have the authority to appoint
such other employees as shall be necessary in discharging the duties
of their office.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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