Oklahoma HB4131 amends county commissioner powers to include designating funds for social services and drug prevention programs.
Oklahoma HB4131 amends the general powers of county commissioners to allow them or the county budget board to designate money from general county funds for drug enforcement and drug abuse prevention programs. The bill also clarifies that counties are not required to provide services. Additionally, it allows county commissioners to enter into intergovernmental cooperative agreements for shared services with local governmental units. The changes are effective as of the bill's enactment.
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