Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-51.3
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Regional advisory councils
Official statutory text
A. There are hereby created regional planning and coordination
advisory councils for homeland security. The Office of Homeland
Security shall designate the geographical boundaries for each
regional advisory council within the state.
B. Each regional advisory council shall be composed of the
following members:
1. A chief of a paid fire department;
2. A chief of a volunteer fire department;
3. A county sheriff;
4. A chief of a police department;
5. A physician or hospital administrator;
6. An emergency management coordinator;
7. An emergency medical services provider;
8. A veterinarian;
9. A representative of a state or local disaster relief agency;
10. A city manager or mayor;
11. A county commissioner;
12. A public health representative;
13. A council of government representative;
14. A representative of a public school district; and
15. A representative of an institution of higher learning.
C. The members of the regional advisory councils shall be
appointed by the Office of Homeland Security. The members shall be
appointed from a list of nominees provided to the Office from
statewide associations or entities that represent the disciplines to
be represented on the advisory councils. All members can be removed
for cause by the Office.
D. Each member of a regional advisory council shall reside in
or have employment duties within the region to be served by the
regional advisory council. Regional advisory council members shall
have staggered terms of office not exceeding three (3) years and may
be reappointed upon the expiration of a term.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 116
E. Each regional advisory council shall meet at least twice a
year or more frequently at the discretion of the Office. The
Commissioner of Public Safety or designee, shall attend the meetings
of the regional advisory councils. A majority of the members of the
regional advisory council shall constitute a quorum. The Office
shall establish policies and procedures regarding the operation of
the regional advisory councils.
F. The duties and responsibilities of each regional advisory
council shall be:
1. Assessing and documenting the needs of the region related to
homeland security;
2. Coordinating and cooperating with the Office to achieve the
strategic objectives prescribed in the Oklahoma Homeland Security
Act; and
3. Other duties and responsibilities as determined by the
Office.
advisory councils for homeland security. The Office of Homeland
Security shall designate the geographical boundaries for each
regional advisory council within the state.
B. Each regional advisory council shall be composed of the
following members:
1. A chief of a paid fire department;
2. A chief of a volunteer fire department;
3. A county sheriff;
4. A chief of a police department;
5. A physician or hospital administrator;
6. An emergency management coordinator;
7. An emergency medical services provider;
8. A veterinarian;
9. A representative of a state or local disaster relief agency;
10. A city manager or mayor;
11. A county commissioner;
12. A public health representative;
13. A council of government representative;
14. A representative of a public school district; and
15. A representative of an institution of higher learning.
C. The members of the regional advisory councils shall be
appointed by the Office of Homeland Security. The members shall be
appointed from a list of nominees provided to the Office from
statewide associations or entities that represent the disciplines to
be represented on the advisory councils. All members can be removed
for cause by the Office.
D. Each member of a regional advisory council shall reside in
or have employment duties within the region to be served by the
regional advisory council. Regional advisory council members shall
have staggered terms of office not exceeding three (3) years and may
be reappointed upon the expiration of a term.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 116
E. Each regional advisory council shall meet at least twice a
year or more frequently at the discretion of the Office. The
Commissioner of Public Safety or designee, shall attend the meetings
of the regional advisory councils. A majority of the members of the
regional advisory council shall constitute a quorum. The Office
shall establish policies and procedures regarding the operation of
the regional advisory councils.
F. The duties and responsibilities of each regional advisory
council shall be:
1. Assessing and documenting the needs of the region related to
homeland security;
2. Coordinating and cooperating with the Office to achieve the
strategic objectives prescribed in the Oklahoma Homeland Security
Act; and
3. Other duties and responsibilities as determined by the
Office.
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