Oklahoma HB1339 expands the general powers of county commissioners to include drug enforcement, drug abuse prevention, and other administrative.
Oklahoma HB1339 grants county commissioners the authority to allocate funds for drug enforcement and prevention programs. It also allows them to lease or lease-purchase equipment, accept donations of right-of-way, and establish per diem for specific purposes. The bill further empowers commissioners to execute hold harmless agreements, apply for waste tire permits, and participate in the National Association of Counties Prescription Drug Discount Program. Additionally, it authorizes the creation of incentive awards, county employee benefit programs, and personnel policies.
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