Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority; authorizing the Department of Human Services to sublease certain real property. Emergency.
SB 2105 authorizes the Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS) to sublease property at the Greer Center Facility in Enid to qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofits. This allows nonprofits to build and operate facilities specifically serving at-risk youth on the property, with a right of first refusal if the facility continues after DHS gains full ownership. The bill amends statutes to enable this subleasing mechanism while authorizing $16 million in financing through bonds issued by the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority. It declares an emergency to expedite implementation, directly affecting DHS, nonprofits serving youth, and the Greer Center property.
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Roland Pederson
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