Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-51.2a
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Emergency preparedness grants
Official statutory text
Contingent upon the availability of designated funding from the
United States Department of Homeland Security or state
appropriations, the Office of Homeland Security shall make grant
monies available to:
1. Public schools, private schools, technology center schools
and institutions of higher learning in this state to encourage
greater emergency preparedness including, but not limited to,
improvement of plans and procedures for natural and man-made
disasters and emergencies, improvement of security on campus, at
events, and with regard to buses and other transportation, and
improvement of communications strategies and equipment; and
2. Local law enforcement, emergency management, disaster
relief, and public health entities in this state to encourage the
active engagement of such entities with public schools, private
schools, technology center schools, and institutions of higher
learning in their efforts to improve emergency preparedness.
United States Department of Homeland Security or state
appropriations, the Office of Homeland Security shall make grant
monies available to:
1. Public schools, private schools, technology center schools
and institutions of higher learning in this state to encourage
greater emergency preparedness including, but not limited to,
improvement of plans and procedures for natural and man-made
disasters and emergencies, improvement of security on campus, at
events, and with regard to buses and other transportation, and
improvement of communications strategies and equipment; and
2. Local law enforcement, emergency management, disaster
relief, and public health entities in this state to encourage the
active engagement of such entities with public schools, private
schools, technology center schools, and institutions of higher
learning in their efforts to improve emergency preparedness.
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