Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-62.6
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List of surplus property - Authorization to sell, trade
Official statutory text
or redistribute.
A. 1. Each chief administrative officer of a state agency,
except as otherwise provided by subsection B of this section, shall
maintain a current list of all surplus property held and disposed of
by that state agency.
2. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph 3 of this
subsection, such list shall include the location where surplus
property is maintained, purchase price, when sold and selling price,
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if transferred to which state agency or authorized entity, and if
otherwise disposed of, what manner of disposal.
3. If any surplus property having minimal or no value is
transferred to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, any
such list shall reflect that the surplus property had minimal or no
value and was transferred to the Office for disposal.
B. The Office is authorized to sell, trade or redistribute any
surplus property having minimal or no value separately or in bulk or
may properly dispose of such property as provided by law. Any costs
incurred by the Office in the sale, trade, distribution or disposal
of any surplus property having minimal or no value in excess of any
monies received for such surplus property may be chargeable against
the state agency transferring the surplus property to the Office.
C. The lists shall be available upon request to the Office, the
State Auditor and Inspector, the Governor or any member of the
Legislature.
A. 1. Each chief administrative officer of a state agency,
except as otherwise provided by subsection B of this section, shall
maintain a current list of all surplus property held and disposed of
by that state agency.
2. Except as otherwise provided in paragraph 3 of this
subsection, such list shall include the location where surplus
property is maintained, purchase price, when sold and selling price,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 126
if transferred to which state agency or authorized entity, and if
otherwise disposed of, what manner of disposal.
3. If any surplus property having minimal or no value is
transferred to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, any
such list shall reflect that the surplus property had minimal or no
value and was transferred to the Office for disposal.
B. The Office is authorized to sell, trade or redistribute any
surplus property having minimal or no value separately or in bulk or
may properly dispose of such property as provided by law. Any costs
incurred by the Office in the sale, trade, distribution or disposal
of any surplus property having minimal or no value in excess of any
monies received for such surplus property may be chargeable against
the state agency transferring the surplus property to the Office.
C. The lists shall be available upon request to the Office, the
State Auditor and Inspector, the Governor or any member of the
Legislature.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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