Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-85.58T
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Schedule of amounts of surety required
Official statutory text
The amount of surety required for each state officer or employee
pursuant to Sections 85.26 through 85.31 of this title is as
follows:
DEPARTMENT AMOUNT OF BOND
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 228
Office of the State Treasurer $300,000.00
Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission $150,000.00
Central Services Division of the
Office of Management and Enterprise
Services 100,000.00
Insurance Commission 100,000.00
Office of the State Auditor and
Inspector 50,000.00
Finance Division of the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services 50,000.00
Bank Commissioner 50,000.00
Commissioners of the Land Office 50,000.00
Oklahoma Securities Commission 50,000.00
Oklahoma Tax Commission 50,000.00
Department of Human Services 50,000.00
Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement
System 50,000.00
Corporation Commission 50,000.00
State Board of Education 50,000.00
Finance Division 150,000.00
All Others 25,000.00
Department of Transportation 25,000.00
Boards of Regents of Oklahoma
Universities and Colleges 50,000.00
Office of Attorney General 10,000.00
The University Hospitals 50,000.00
All Other State Departments, Agencies,
Institutions, Commissions,
Authorities, and other bodies of
state government 10,000.00
Provided, however, that nothing in The Oklahoma Central
Purchasing Act shall prohibit any head of a department, institution,
agency, commission, authority or other body of state government from
requiring the Central Purchasing Division to purchase increased
amounts of blanket bond coverage for his or her employees up to a
total maximum coverage of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) when
the listed amount is deemed inadequate. The cost of increased
coverage shall be borne by the department, institution, agency,
commission, authority or other body of state government requesting
the increased coverage.
pursuant to Sections 85.26 through 85.31 of this title is as
follows:
DEPARTMENT AMOUNT OF BOND
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 228
Office of the State Treasurer $300,000.00
Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission $150,000.00
Central Services Division of the
Office of Management and Enterprise
Services 100,000.00
Insurance Commission 100,000.00
Office of the State Auditor and
Inspector 50,000.00
Finance Division of the Office of
Management and Enterprise Services 50,000.00
Bank Commissioner 50,000.00
Commissioners of the Land Office 50,000.00
Oklahoma Securities Commission 50,000.00
Oklahoma Tax Commission 50,000.00
Department of Human Services 50,000.00
Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement
System 50,000.00
Corporation Commission 50,000.00
State Board of Education 50,000.00
Finance Division 150,000.00
All Others 25,000.00
Department of Transportation 25,000.00
Boards of Regents of Oklahoma
Universities and Colleges 50,000.00
Office of Attorney General 10,000.00
The University Hospitals 50,000.00
All Other State Departments, Agencies,
Institutions, Commissions,
Authorities, and other bodies of
state government 10,000.00
Provided, however, that nothing in The Oklahoma Central
Purchasing Act shall prohibit any head of a department, institution,
agency, commission, authority or other body of state government from
requiring the Central Purchasing Division to purchase increased
amounts of blanket bond coverage for his or her employees up to a
total maximum coverage of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) when
the listed amount is deemed inadequate. The cost of increased
coverage shall be borne by the department, institution, agency,
commission, authority or other body of state government requesting
the increased coverage.
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