Oklahoma HB3891 sets minimum salaries for county officials and directs the excise board to set salaries within legal limits.
Oklahoma HB3891 amends the basic salaries for county officers, setting a minimum salary of $60,000 for elected county officials. The excise board members are tasked with setting salaries within legal limits, ensuring the sheriff and county commissioners' salaries are no less than other elected county officials. If the county budget cannot meet these minimums, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation will use certain funds to cover the shortfall. The act also prohibits reducing salaries for officials who assumed office before the bill's passage and repeals the previous salary formula.
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