A. Any person who retires pursuant to the provisions of the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma with at least ten (10) years of creditable service or who has a vested benefit with at least ten (10) years of creditable service, pursuant to the provisions of the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma may continue in force the health and dental insurance benefits authorized by the provisions of the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act if such election to continue in force or begin is made within thirty (30) days from the date of termination of service. Except as provided in subsection E of Sections 5-117.5 and 14-108.1 of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes and Section 840-2.27I of this title and subsection K of this section, health and dental insurance coverage may not be reinstated at a later time if the election to continue in force or begin coverage is declined. Vested persons who have terminated service and are not receiving benefits and effective July 1, 1996, nonvested persons who have terminated service with more than ten (10) years of participating service with a qualifying employer, who within thirty (30) days from the date of termination of service, elect to continue such coverage, shall pay the full cost of said insurance premium at the rate and pursuant to the terms and conditions established by the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
B. 1. Health insurance benefit plans offered pursuant to this section shall include:
2. Health insurance benefit plans offered pursuant to this section shall provide prescription drug benefits, except for plans designed pursuant to the Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003, which may or may not contain prescription drug benefits, for which provision of prescription drug benefits is optional, and except for plans offered pursuant to subparagraph e of paragraph 1 of this subsection.
C. A retired person who:
1. Is receiving benefits from the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma after September 30, 1988, is under sixty-five (65) years of age and is not otherwise eligible for Medicare and pursuant to subsection A of this section elects to begin or to continue the health insurance plan;
2. Is receiving benefits from the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma after June 30, 1993, is under sixty-five (65) years of age and is not otherwise eligible for Medicare and participates in a health insurance plan provided by a participating education employer of the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma other than a health insurance plan offered pursuant to the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act or an alternative health plan offered pursuant to the Oklahoma State Employees Benefits Act;
3. Is receiving benefits from the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma after September 30, 1988, made contributions to the system and is sixty-five (65) years of age or older, or who is under sixty-five (65) years of age and is eligible for Medicare and is a participant in the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act and elects coverage under the Medicare supplement offered by the Office; or
4. Is receiving benefits from the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma after June 30, 1993, made contributions to the system and is sixty-five (65) years of age or older, or who is under sixty-five (65) years of age and is eligible for Medicare and participates in a health insurance plan provided by a participating education employer of the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma other than a health insurance plan offered pursuant to the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act or an alternative health plan offered pursuant to the Oklahoma State Employees Benefits Act and elects coverage under the Medicare supplement offered by the Office,
shall have the amount determined pursuant to subsection E of this section, or the premium rate of the health insurance benefit plan, whichever is less, paid by the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma. If the amount paid by the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma does not cover the full cost of the health insurance premium, the retired person shall pay the remaining amount if the retired person wants to continue the coverage.
D. The Teachers' Retirement System shall pay the amount due pursuant to the provisions of subsection C of this section as follows:
1. For those individuals participating in plans provided through the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act, payment shall be made to the Office pursuant to the provisions of subsection I of this section; or
2. For those individuals participating in plans provided through a participating education employer of the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma other than a health insurance plan offered pursuant to the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act, payment shall be made to the education employer.
E. Beginning July 1, 2000, the maximum benefit payable by the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma on behalf of a retired person toward said person's monthly premium for health insurance shall be determined in accordance with the following schedule:
LESS THAN
25 YEARS BUTGREATER
LESS THANGREATER THANTHAN 24.99
AVERAGE SALARY15 YEARS OF14.99 YEARS OFYEARS OF
USED FOR DETERMININGCREDITABLECREDITABLECREDITABLE
RETIREMENT ALLOWANCESERVICESERVICESERVICE
Less than $20,000.00$103.00$104.00$105.00
Less than $30,000.00 but greater than $19,999.99$102.00$103.00$104.00
Less than $40,000.00 but greater than $29,999.99$101.00$102.00$103.00
$40,000.00 or greater$100.00$101.00$102.00
For plans offered by the Office, the amount paid pursuant to this subsection shall first be applied to the prescription drug coverage premium, if any. Any remaining amounts shall be applied towards the medical coverage premium.
F. If a person retires and begins to receive benefits from the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma or terminates service and has a vested benefit with the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma, the person may elect, in the manner provided in subsection A of this section, to participate in the dental insurance plan offered through the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act. The person shall pay the full cost of the dental insurance.
G. Those persons who are receiving benefits from the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma and have health insurance coverage which on the operative date of this section is being paid by the education entity from which the person retired shall make the election required in subsection A of this section within thirty (30) days of the termination of said health insurance coverage. The person making the election shall give the Office certified documentation satisfactory to the Office of the termination date of the other health insurance coverage.
H. Dependents of a deceased education employee who was on active work status or on a disability leave at the time of death or of a participating retirant or of any person who has elected to receive a vested benefit under the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma may continue the health and dental insurance benefits in force provided said dependents pay the full cost of such insurance and they were covered as eligible dependents at the time of such death and such election is made within thirty (30) days of date of death. The eligibility for said benefits shall terminate for the surviving children when said children cease to qualify as dependents.
I. The amounts required to be paid by the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma pursuant to this section shall be forwarded no later than the tenth day of each month following the month for which payment is due by the Board of Trustees of the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma to the Office for deposit in the Education Employees Group Insurance Reserve Fund.
J. The Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma shall provide the Office information concerning the employers of retired and vested members necessary to allow the Office to track eligibility for continued coverage.
K. Upon retirement from employment with the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma, any person who is or was employed at the George Nigh Rehabilitation Institute and who transferred employment pursuant to Section 3427 of Title 70 of the Oklahoma Statutes, any person who was employed at the Medical Technology and Research Authority and who transferred employment pursuant to Section 7068 of this title, and any person who is a member of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System pursuant to the authority of Section 2-314 of Title 47 of the Oklahoma Statutes may participate in the benefits authorized by the provisions of the Oklahoma Employees Insurance and Benefits Act for retired participants, including health, dental and life insurance benefits, if such election to participate is made within thirty (30) days from the date of termination of employment. Life insurance benefits for any such person who transferred employment shall not exceed the coverage the person had at the time of such transfer. Retirees who are persons transferred employment and who participate pursuant to this paragraph shall pay the premium for elected benefits less any amounts paid by the retirement system pursuant to this section.
Added by Laws 1988, c. 165, § 18, operative Oct. 1, 1988. Amended by Laws 1989, c. 322, § 8, emerg. eff. May 26, 1989; Laws 1990, c. 244, § 9, eff. July 1, 1990; Laws 1991, c. 219, § 9, emerg. eff. May 22, 1991; Laws 1993, c. 359, § 6, eff. July 1, 1993; Laws 1996, c. 355, § 3, eff. July 1, 1996; Laws 1997, c. 2, § 23, emerg. eff. Feb. 26, 1997; Laws 1998, c. 256, § 7, eff. July 1, 1998; Laws 1999, c. 255, § 3, eff. Nov. 1, 1999; Laws 2000, c. 377, § 16, eff. July 1, 2000; Laws 2001, c. 5, § 61, emerg. eff. March 21, 2001; Laws 2002, c. 196, § 4, eff. July 1, 2002; Laws 2002, c. 438, § 9, eff. July 1, 2002; Laws 2003, c. 144, § 1, eff. July 1, 2003; Laws 2003, c. 326, § 3, eff. July 1, 2003; Laws 2004, c. 345, § 6, eff. July 1, 2004; Laws 2005, c. 198, § 3, emerg. eff. May 18, 2005; Laws 2012, c. 304, § 963.
NOTE: Laws 1996, c. 338, § 3 repealed by Laws 1997, c. 2, § 26, emerg. eff. Feb. 26, 1997. Laws 2000, c. 313, § 3 repealed by Laws 2001, c. 5, § 62, emerg. eff. March 21, 2001. Laws 2002, c. 127, § 3 repealed by Laws 2002, c. 438, § 11, eff. July 1, 2002.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
§74-2. May remove officers appointed.
§74-2.1. Filing of Gubernatorial appointments with Senate.
§74-2.2. Vacancies requiring legislative confirmation - Interim appointments.
§74-2.3. "Congressional district" defined.
§74-2.4. Change in number of congressional districts - Conflicts in board membership requirements.
§74-3.1. Recording of official acts
§74-4. Military record to be kept.
§74-6. May employ counsel for State.
§74-7. Maintenance of Governor's mansion.
§74-8. Governor - Incapacity - Devolution of powers and duties.
§74-9.2. SECTION 74-9.2 Other necessary committees - Expenses.
§74-9.23. Director - Appointment, duties and compensation of employees
§74-9.25. Assistance of Governor's advisory committees.
§74-9.26. Governor's Advisory Committee to the Office of Disability Concerns.
§74-9.27. Rules and regulations.
§74-9.27A. Client Assistance Program.
§74-9.29. The Governor's Advisory Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities - Creation.
§74-9.30. Purpose of act - Cooperation with other agencies.
§74-9.32. Executive committee.
§74-9.33. Office of Disability Concerns Revolving Fund.
§74-9.34. Gifts, donations, bequests or grants.
§74-9.35. Nonpartisan and nonprofit character of Committee.
§74-10. Compensation when acting as Governor.
§74-10.3. Cabinet system to be created.
§74-18. Attorney General as chief law officer.
§74-18b. See the following versions:
§74-18d. District attorneys, aiding and requiring aid of.
§74-18e. Criminal actions - Quo warranto - Appearance before grand juries.
§74-18g. Appearance not waiver of immunity of State.
§74-18l. Collection of fees for legal services from certain agencies.
§74-18n-1. Insurance Fraud Unit.
§74-18n-2. Power of Attorney General to investigate insurance fraud – Confidentiality of records.
§74-18p-1. Victims Services Unit.
§74-18p-2. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advisory Council.
§74-18p-5. Statewide telephone communication service for victims.
§74-18p-8. Oversight by Attorney General - Collection and confidentiality of information records.
§74-18p-9. Crime victim and witness notification and victim protective order system.
§74-18p-10. Oklahoma Witness Protection Program.
§74-18q. State Reserved Powers Protection Unit.
§74-18r. Human Trafficking Response Unit.
§74-19.1. Attorney General's Law Enforcement Revolving Fund.
§74-19.2. Attorney General's Workers' Compensation Fraud Unit Revolving Fund.
§74-19.3. Attorney General’s Insurance Fraud Unit Revolving Fund.
§74-19a. Disbursements - Audits.
§74-20f. State officer or employee - Legal defense services.
§74-20g. Defense duties - Evidence
§74-20k. Justice Reinvestment Grant Program.
§74-20l. Collection of information by the Office of Attorney General.
§74-21b. Assistant Attorneys General - Other employees - Appointments - Duties and compensation.
§74-28. First Assistant Attorney General.
§74-28c. Appointment of assistants and employees - Term.
§74-28d. Certain offices not affected by this act.
§74-29. Designation as Natural Gas Curtailment and Regulation Hearings Counsel.
§74-30.1. Short title - Oklahoma Commission on Opioid Abuse Act.
§74-30.2. Creation of Commission – Members - Duties.
§74-30.3. Short title - Political Subdivisions Opioid Abatement Grants Act.
§74-30.6. Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Revolving Fund.
§74-30.7. Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board.
§74-30.8. Disbursement of grants.
§74-30a. Legislative findings.
§74-30d. Termination of Board.
§74-51.1. Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security.
§74-51.1a. Interoperable public safety communications planning.
§74-51.2. Oklahoma Homeland Security Revolving Fund.
§74-51.2a. Emergency preparedness grants.
§74-51.2b. Oklahoma School Security Grant Program Act.
§74-51.2c. Oklahoma School Security Revolving Fund.
§74-51.2d. Oklahoma School Security Institute.
§74-51.3. Regional advisory councils.
§74-61.3. Experts and assistants.
§74-61.8. Reduction of property owned and leased by the state.
§74-62.5. Special cash fund - Creation.
§74-62.6. List of surplus property - Authorization to sell, trade or redistribute.
§74-62.8. Acquisition of fire protection equipment or vehicles.
§74-63. General powers and authority of Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
§74-63.1. Building and Facility Revolving Fund.
§74-63.2. Asbestos Abatement Revolving Fund.
§74-63.4. State Surplus Auction petty cash fund.
§74-63.6. Alternative process for certain business operations - Academic health centers
§74-66. Restrictions - Interest in other business or in state contracts.
§74-71. Taking of rebates by officer of Office of Management and Enterprise Services a felony.
§74-72. Monuments and markers.
§74-74.1. Regional service offices - Assistance to state agencies - Priority of buildings used.
§74-75. Capitol Cafeteria Revolving Fund - Establishment - Use.
§74-75a. Capitol cafeteria petty cash fund.
§74-76. Mailing service - Interagency communications and deposit of state mail.
§74-76a. Appropriations for mailing service - Statement of operations.
§74-76b. Financial statement of mailing service.
§74-76c. Postal Services Revolving Fund.
§74-77d. Oklahoma War Veterans Commission - Assignment of building.
§74-78a. Requisition of motor vehicles.
§74-78b. State agencies - Notice of disposal of vehicles - When disposal permitted.
§74-78c. State Fleet Management Fund.
§74-78e. Fleet Management Division.
§74-78f. Compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations.
§74-80.1. Fleet Management Division – Exchange of information.
§74-85.1. Short title - Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act.
§74-85.3A. Exempted entities - State purchasing contracts advisory committee.
§74-85.5. Powers and duties of State Purchasing Director.
§74-85.5.1. Privatization Projects.
§74-85.5a. State purchase card program.
§74-85.6. Grade and quality of acquisitions.
§74-85.7. Acquisition initiation – Submission of requisition.
§74-85.12. Act not to affect nonconflicting procedures — Acquisitions excluded.
§74-85.12b. Leasing, chartering or contracting for aircraft.
§74-85.17A. Bidding preferences - Reciprocity - Awarding contracts.
§74-85.22. Competitive bid or contract for goods or services – Form of certification.
§74-85.33. Registration of State Vendors Revolving Fund.
§74-85.33A. Contract Management Revolving Fund.
§74-85.39. Agency internal purchasing procedures.
§74-85.40. Travel expenses to be included in bid, proposal, or quotation.
§74-85.41. Professional services contracts.
§74-85.41A. Emergency acquisitions.
§74-85.42. One-year limitation on entering contracts with certain persons - Exceptions.
§74-85.43. Annual report of acquisitions.
§74-85.44B. Payment for goods or services pursuant to contract.
§74-85.44D.1. Sole source or sole brand acquisition.
§74-85.44E. Disabled Veteran Businesses – Bonus preference.
§74-85.45. Oklahoma Minority Business Enterprise Assistance Act.
§74-85.45a. Legislative intent.
§74-85.45c. Bid-preference program.
§74-85.45d. Inability to award contract under preference program.
§74-85.45e. Certification as minority business enterprise.
§74-85.45f. Report on contracts awarded to minority business.
§74-85.45g. Assignment of contracts.
§74-85.45h. Prohibited acts - Penalty.
§74-85.45i. Studies to determine disparity in minority business.
§74-85.45j.11. Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative.
§74-85.45k. State Travel Office.
§74-85.45l. Trip Optimizer system – Purpose and application - Exceptions.
§74-85.47b. Administrator - Powers and duties.
§74-85.47c. Small Business Surety Bond Guaranty Fund.
§74-85.47d. Guaranty capabilities of program - Terms of guaranty - Establishment of indemnity fund.
§74-85.47e. Requirements to obtain surety bond guaranty - Applications.
§74-85.47f. Premiums and fees.
§74-85.47g. Administration of program.
§74-85.47h. Prohibited acts - Penalties.
§74-85.47i. Implementation of act - Rules and regulations.
§74-85.47j. Liability of state limited.
§74-85.52. Intent of Legislature - Implementation of act - Exemptions.
§74-85.54. Division and Director - Duties and responsibilities.
§74-85.55. Public entities - Powers, duties and responsibilities.
§74-85.55a. Information clearinghouse - Joint agreements and contracts - Interstate transactions.
§74-85.56. State Recycling Revolving Fund - Use of revenues from sale of waste materials.
§74-85.58B. Risk management insurance coverage - Fire protection.
§74-85.58C. Risk management insurance coverage - Rural gas districts.
§74-85.58D. Risk Management Fire Protection Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58E. Risk management insurance coverage - Transportation for the elderly and handicapped.
§74-85.58F. Tort liability coverage for counties providing juvenile detention facilities.
§74-85.58G. Risk Management Elderly and Handicapped Transportation Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58I. Conservation districts - Participation in the Risk Management Program.
§74-85.58J. Foster family homes - Property and casualty insurance.
§74-85.58K. Risk Management Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58L. Risk Management Political Subdivision Participation Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58N. Quick Settlement Account.
§74-85.58P. Risk Management Public Transit Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58Q. Purchase of blanket bond for state officers and employees - Bond exclusive.
§74-85.58R. Elective state officers - Blanket bond.
§74-85.58S. Classification of officers and employees for coverage under bond.
§74-85.58T. Schedule of amounts of surety required.
§74-85.58U. Statutorily required bonds.
§74-85.58V. Purchasing Division to purchase all bonds - Payment of premiums - Approval.
§74-88.2. Report of deviation.
§74-90.2. Payment of postal expense.
§74-90.4. Installation cost and rental fees - Payment.
§74-90.6. Purchase of imported beef by state agencies and political subdivision prohibited.
§74-95. Trade or transfer of products of state institutions.
§74-109.1. Renumbered as § 320 of Title 61 by Laws 2013, c. 209, § 32, eff. July 1, 2013.
§74-110.1. Inventory by Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
§74-110.2. Inventory records of departments, boards, etc.
§74-110.3. State agencies - Inventory record of motor vehicles.
§74-110.4. Higher Education Facilities Revolving Fund – Accounts and purpose.
§74-111. Office of State Printer abolished - Duties transferred - Letting contracts.
§74-121. Contract for auditing of books of state commissions or departments.
§74-123f. Convict-made goods - Sale or distribution prohibited - Exceptions.
§74-130. Alternative fuels - Transfer of powers, duties and responsibilities.
§74-130.3. Conversion of school and government vehicles to operate on alternative fuel.
§74-130.4. Oklahoma Alternative Fuels Conversion Fund.
§74-130.6. Fund expenditures not deemed debt of government entity.
§74-130.7. Compliance with Act.
§74-130.8. Pricing and selling of transportation fuels not to be regulated by governmental entity.
§74-130.9. Rules and regulations.
§74-130.25. Compressed Natural Gas Conversion Safety and Regulation Fund.
§74-150.3. State Bureau of Investigation Commission.
§74-150.4. Commission - Powers and duties.
§74-150.5. Investigations - Persons to initiate request.
§74-150.6. Director - Qualifications
§74-150.7. Director - Powers and duties.
§74-150.7a. Motor vehicle theft unit.
§74-150.7b. Disclosure of motor vehicle theft or insurance fraud - Definitions.
§74-150.7e. Liability of insurer.
§74-150.7f. Violations - Penalties.
§74-150.8a. Employee performance recognition program - Awards.
§74-150.9b. National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact.
§74-150.10. Uniform crime reporting system.
§74-150.11. Evidentiary property – Disposition.
§74-150.12. Mandatory reporting of fingerprint and criminal history information.
§74-150.12B. Forms for reporting domestic abuse - Report of incidents.
§74-150.13. Rangers - Appointment.
§74-150.13A. Oil and gas industry crimes - Special officers.
§74-150.16. Rental or charter of aircraft.
§74-150.17a. Transfers of Criminal Justice Resource Center functions.
§74-150.19a. OSBI Revolving Fund.
§74-150.21. Legal division established - Duties - Restrictions.
§74-150.21a. Crimes information unit.
§74-150.21b. OSBI reports concerning use of deadly force.
§74-150.22. Special motor carrier enforcement officers - Transfer to State Bureau of Investigation.
§74-150.26. Information transmittal - Forms and procedures.
§74-150.27a. OSBI Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) Database.
§74-150.28a. Statewide electronic tracking system for sexual assault evidence collection kits.
§74-150.28b. Standardized sexual assault evidence kit.
§74-150.28c. Priority protocol for testing untested sexual assault evidence kits.
§74-150.30. Audits of petty cash fund.
§74-150.31. Business operations - Rules and procedures - Accounts receivable.
§74-150.32. Firearms Laboratory Improvement Fund.
§74-150.34. Judicial background investigations.
§74-150.35. Forensic Science Improvement Revolving Fund – Creation - Use of fund
§74-150.37. Definitions - Accreditation - Evidence in criminal trials.
§74-150.38. Child Abuse Response Team (CART) - Employees - Qualifications - Report.
§74-151.1. Internet Crimes Against Children unit - Local cooperative agreements.
§74-151.3. Unidentified persons – Missing persons – Data procedures.
§74-152.3. Additional powers and duties of Bureau.
§74-152.4. Oil reclamation - Inspections.
§74-152.5. Disposition of monies - Reports - Oil and Gas Theft Recovery Revolving Fund.
§74-152.7. Failure to stop vehicle or permit inspection - Penalties - Disposition of monies.
§74-152.9. Seizure and forfeiture proceedings.
§74-152.10. Additional employees for investigation of oil field theft and fraud.
§74-152.11. Bill of sale or invoice – Records - Violation.
§74-166.1. Creation - Director - Contracts.
§74-166.2. Commission for Rehabilitation Services - Powers and duties.
§74-166.3. Meetings - Secretary - Employees - Office.
§74-166.4. Transfer of Rehabilitation Services Division of Department of Human Services.
§74-166.7. Rehabilitation Services Disbursing Fund.
§74-166.9. Donations of tax refunds to School for the Blind/School for the Deaf – Revolving fund.
§74-166.10. Short title - Purpose.
§74-166.11. Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency Program.
§74-168.1. Travis Leon Harris Building - Designation.
§74-168.2. Travis Leon Harris Building - Marker.
§74-174. Investigation of state eleemosynary institutions.
§74-175. Report to Governor of investigation.
§74-177. Investigation of complaints against hospitals and homes.
§74-188. Inspection of domiciliary facilities.
§74-190. Transfer of employees to State Commissioner of Health - Status.
§74-191. Transfer of employees from other state agencies - Status.
§74-192. Inspection of city and county jails - Standards.
§74-193. Right of entry - Report of inspection.
§74-194. Deficient facility - Closing.
§74-195. Contracts for incarceration of prisoners.
§74-197. Administrative Procedures Act - Application.
§74-212.2. Contracting with counties for development of uniform computer systems.
§74-212.3. Form for joint school district millage certifications.
§74-212.4. Assistants to State Auditor and Inspector.
§74-212A. Audits of government entities.
§74-212B. Format of electronic submissions to State Auditor and Inspector.
§74-213. Examination of public institutions - Quality control reviews - Special audits.
§74-213.2. Performance Audit Division.
§74-216. Annual report to governor - Other reports.
§74-219A. Education and training of staff members.
§74-223. Report of irregularities and derelictions - Prosecution by Attorney General.
§74-225. Reports as additional - Public Records.
§74-227.3. Deposit of revenue into fund.
§74-227.6. Payments into fund - Disbursements.
§74-227.8. Payment for services by state agencies - Agreements - Deposits.
§74-227.9. State Auditor and Inspector Revolving Fund.
§74-228. Internal audits - Supervisory responsibility.
§74-229. Internal audit reports.
§74-232. Direction and supervision.
§74-238. Located at university.
§74-241. Survey created - Supervision - Object and duties.
§74-245. Survey created - Director - Object and duties - Copies - Report.
§74-250.4. State officers - Salaries.
§74-250.4a. Legislators - Salary or emoluments.
§74-250.7. Corporation Commission members - Chairman.
§74-255. Appointments and tenure - Citizenship - Exceptions.
§74-271. Senate and House of Representatives - Powers as to employees.
§74-283. Salaries fixed by statute are maximum salaries - No claim for excess above appropriation.
§74-284.2. Pay increase funds - Prohibition of expenditure for contracted private employees.
§74-291.1. Legislators - Per diem.
§74-291.1a. Legislators - Mileage and per diem.
§74-291.1b. Legislators - Reimbursable trips.
§74-291.3. Advice to Legislature - Travel expenses.
§74-291.10. Staff Review Committee of the Senate - Membership - Clerk.
§74-291.11. Meetings - Duties.
§74-291.19. Incentive bonuses.
§74-292.2. Permanent employees of House of Representatives - Salaries and emoluments.
§74-292.2a. Temporary employees of House of Representatives - Compensation.
§74-292.12. Implementation and administration of direct deposit system.
§74-314. Investigation of fires - Report to fire marshal - Record of fires.
§74-315. May take testimony - Causing arrest - Report to Insurance Commissioner.
§74-317.2. Churches - Temporary overnight accommodations.
§74-318. Penalty for failure of duty.
§74-320. Engagement in other duties prohibited.
§74-324.1. State Fire Marshal Commission - Membership - Tenure.
§74-324.2. Chairman - Rules - Quorum and meetings - Minutes - Reports.
§74-324.4. State Fire Marshal – Assistant State Fire Marshal.
§74-324.5. Office of State Fire Marshal agents.
§74-324.7a. Assistance and cooperation of State Fire Marshal.
§74-324.8. Uniform force and effect - Authority of cities, towns and counties.
§74-324.9. Investigations - Reports - Fees, fines and administrative penalties.
§74-324.10. Additional powers of Fire Marshal.
§74-324.11c. Removable coverings over emergency escape and rescue openings in residences.
§74-324.12. Transfer of powers and duties to Fire Marshal.
§74-324.13. Administrative procedures.
§74-324.19. Violations – Penalties - Hearings.
§74-324.20. Collection and disposition of funds.
§74-324.20b. State Fire Marshal Revolving Fund.
§74-324.21. Certified copy of fire investigation report - Fee.
§74-325.1. Firefighter Training Advisory Committee.
§74-325.2. Incident Command Site Task Force.
§74-325.4. Firefighter Training Revolving Fund.
§74-326.5. “FSC” mark – Provision of certification copies to wholesalers and agents - Inspection.
§74-326.6. Violation of act – Penalties – Forfeiture – Action by Fire Marshal or Attorney General.
§74-326.7. Rules – Tax Commission inspection.
§74-326.8. Examination of documents.
§74-326.9. Cigarette Fire Safety Standard and Firefighter Protection Act Fund.
§74-326.10. Sale of cigarettes outside state or United States.
§74-357.4. Transfer to United States as National Monument or National Military Park.
§74-357.6. Designation as Fort Arbuckle, Oklahoma.
§74-357.7. Discontinuation of use of other name.
§74-360.17. Jurisdiction of campus police officers - Authority of campus police departments.
§74-360.18. Establishment of campus police departments — Commission of campus police officers.
§74-360.19. Employment of security personnel.
§74-360.20. Municipal and county sheriff departments - Jurisdictional agreements.
§74-360.21. Collection of fines, penalties, etc. - Prosecution of offenses.
§74-362. Custody of public money.
§74-364. Accounts with counties.
§74-365. Receipt of warrants as payment - Redemption and cancellation.
§74-366. Interest on warrants persented and not redeemed - Termination of interest.
§74-369. Examination of monies and books.
§74-370. Warrants and accounts to be paid in full.
§74-371. Treasurer to pay loss caused by negligence.
§74-372. Deposits with State Treasurer by city treasurer.
§74-373. Consolidation of the State Bond Advisor.
§74-427. Functions of commission.
§74-428. Reports - No compensation - Expenses.
§74-429. Joint governmental agency.
§74-450. Legislative Council Abolished - Reports.
§74-452.4. Performance post audits.
§74-452.5. Assistance and cooperation of state entities.
§74-452.8. Proposals for use of federal monies - Public hearings.
§74-452.13. Review of audit by legislative committees.
§74-456.2. Joint committees of Legislature may be established.
§74-456.3. Per diem and mileage for legislators when Legislature not in session.
§74-464. Electronic filing required.
§74-464.1. State agency contracts and other agreements to be open for inspection by Legislature.
§74-471. Advisory committee created - Members - Duties.
§74-472. Participation in national conference.
§74-473. Holding other office - Honorary members - No compensation - Expenses.
§74-474. Cumulative character - Repeals.
§74-476. Recognition of Dr. Merrill as lifetime commissioner.
§74-477. Continuation of payment of expenses - Vacancies.
§74-480. Creation - Composition - Terms - Officers - Travel reimbursement - Quorum.
§74-481. Meetings - Public hearings - Staff assistance.
§74-483. Compensation and expenses.
§74-484. Annual report issued - Recommendations.
§74-485. Study of future regulatory activities - Rulemaking - Recommendations.
§74-500.2. Reimbursable expenses of state officials, employees and certain others.
§74-500.3. Authority for travel - Claims or vouchers - Limitations.
§74-500.4. Mode of travel - Approval - Rate of reimbursement.
§74-500.5. Travel by rented automobile.
§74-500.6A. Use of state aircraft - Travel logs.
§74-500.7. Travel status for meals and lodging.
§74-500.8. Method of computing per diem.
§74-500.9. Overnight lodging - Out-of-state trips.
§74-500.9A. Expenses provided for in contract or grant.
§74-500.10. Limitation on out of state travel.
§74-500.11. Reimbursement for out of state transportation costs.
§74-500.12. Miscellaneous travel expenses.
§74-500.13. Registration fees.
§74-500.14. Rejection of travel claims or vouchers.
§74-500.15. Claims - Submission.
§74-500.16. Methods for submitting claims.
§74-500.16A. Payment of claims pursuant to State Travel Reimbursement Act - Procedure.
§74-500.18. Provisions mandatory - Exemptions.
§74-500.20. Governor, Lieutenant Governor and spouses - Reimbursement for travel expenses.
§74-500.37. Direct deposit of travel reimbursements.
§74-500.51. Transferred employees - Partial payment of moving expenses.
§74-500.53. Services included.
§74-500.54. Requisition - Competitive bids.
§74-500.55. Compliance with act required - Violations - Penalties.
§74-585. Use of state property only for official business - Penalty.