Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-662.1
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Transfer of Great Seal to Logan County Courthouse in
Official statutory text
Guthrie.
Due to the history and uniqueness of the City of Guthrie, the
original Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma or a replica thereof
shall be transferred from the Office of the Secretary of State in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to Oklahoma's first Capitol Building which
is now the Logan County Courthouse in Guthrie, Oklahoma, where it
shall be permanently displayed, keeping the Secretary of State as
the official custodian of such Seal. A duplicate of the original
Great Seal shall be maintained by the Secretary of State in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, for all official acts of the Governor for which the
Great Seal is required.
Due to the history and uniqueness of the City of Guthrie, the
original Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma or a replica thereof
shall be transferred from the Office of the Secretary of State in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to Oklahoma's first Capitol Building which
is now the Logan County Courthouse in Guthrie, Oklahoma, where it
shall be permanently displayed, keeping the Secretary of State as
the official custodian of such Seal. A duplicate of the original
Great Seal shall be maintained by the Secretary of State in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, for all official acts of the Governor for which the
Great Seal is required.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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