Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-90.1
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Postal services
Official statutory text
A. Except as otherwise provided for in this section, any
agency, as defined in the Administrative Procedures Act, which has
an expenditure for postage of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) or
more for any one (1) fiscal year shall install a postage meter
machine and have all purchases of postage recorded on that postage
meter machine. Except, a field office or branch office of a state
agency distantly located from the parent agency, and which office
has an annual expenditure for postage of less than Two Thousand
Dollars ($2,000.00), may purchase postage stamps in the manner
prescribed by Section 90.2 of this title and such purchases shall
not be subject to the provisions of subsection B of this section.
B. Any agency, as defined in the Administrative Procedures Act,
not engaged in scientific research or community development, which
finds it necessary, in order to more efficiently and effectively
carry out certain programs or functions, is hereby authorized, upon
making application to the Director of the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services showing sufficient need and upon approval by
said Director, to purchase not more than Two Thousand Dollars
($2,000.00) worth of postage stamps during any one (1) fiscal year
in the manner prescribed by Section 90.2 of this title, with a
method of accountability for the use thereof to be maintained and
subject to audit. Any agency of the state engaged in scientific
research or community development, which finds it necessary, in
order to effectively carry out such research or development, is
hereby authorized, upon making application to the Director of the
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Office of Management and Enterprise Services showing sufficient need
and upon approval by the Director, to purchase postage stamps in the
amount demonstrated necessary to pursue such research or development
in the manner prescribed by Section 90.2 of this title, with a
method of accountability for the use thereof to be maintained and
subject to audit. Provided, however, the finance officer of such
state agency shall keep and maintain a record of all postage stamp
allocations within the agency. For purposes of this section,
"scientific research" shall mean research conducted under formally
sponsored grants or contracts; "community development" shall mean
development conducted by a formally and permanently organized office
for that purpose.
C. Every state agency shall utilize business reply mail
accounts, bulk mailing accounts, postage due accounts, zip + 4
codes, mailer applied bar codes or such other services offered by
the United States Postal Service for the purpose of reducing postal
costs and promoting efficiency. The Office of Management and
Enterprise Services shall oversee the implementation of the
provisions of this subsection.
agency, as defined in the Administrative Procedures Act, which has
an expenditure for postage of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) or
more for any one (1) fiscal year shall install a postage meter
machine and have all purchases of postage recorded on that postage
meter machine. Except, a field office or branch office of a state
agency distantly located from the parent agency, and which office
has an annual expenditure for postage of less than Two Thousand
Dollars ($2,000.00), may purchase postage stamps in the manner
prescribed by Section 90.2 of this title and such purchases shall
not be subject to the provisions of subsection B of this section.
B. Any agency, as defined in the Administrative Procedures Act,
not engaged in scientific research or community development, which
finds it necessary, in order to more efficiently and effectively
carry out certain programs or functions, is hereby authorized, upon
making application to the Director of the Office of Management and
Enterprise Services showing sufficient need and upon approval by
said Director, to purchase not more than Two Thousand Dollars
($2,000.00) worth of postage stamps during any one (1) fiscal year
in the manner prescribed by Section 90.2 of this title, with a
method of accountability for the use thereof to be maintained and
subject to audit. Any agency of the state engaged in scientific
research or community development, which finds it necessary, in
order to effectively carry out such research or development, is
hereby authorized, upon making application to the Director of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 242
Office of Management and Enterprise Services showing sufficient need
and upon approval by the Director, to purchase postage stamps in the
amount demonstrated necessary to pursue such research or development
in the manner prescribed by Section 90.2 of this title, with a
method of accountability for the use thereof to be maintained and
subject to audit. Provided, however, the finance officer of such
state agency shall keep and maintain a record of all postage stamp
allocations within the agency. For purposes of this section,
"scientific research" shall mean research conducted under formally
sponsored grants or contracts; "community development" shall mean
development conducted by a formally and permanently organized office
for that purpose.
C. Every state agency shall utilize business reply mail
accounts, bulk mailing accounts, postage due accounts, zip + 4
codes, mailer applied bar codes or such other services offered by
the United States Postal Service for the purpose of reducing postal
costs and promoting efficiency. The Office of Management and
Enterprise Services shall oversee the implementation of the
provisions of this subsection.
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