Oklahoma HB3748 expands the general powers of county commissioners to include new responsibilities and authorities.
Oklahoma HB3748 amends the general powers of the board of county commissioners to include entering into intergovernmental cooperative agreements with federally recognized Indian tribes for construction and maintenance of streets, roads, bridges, and highways. It also allows county commissioners to execute hold harmless agreements when leasing or lease-purchasing equipment, accept Recognition awards for employees, trade in equipment to a vendor or on statewide contract, and enter into cooperative agreements with local governmental units.
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