Municipal ordinances; removing certain requirement for deposit of certain permanent volume in county law libraries. Effective date.
This bill removes a requirement for Oklahoma municipalities to physically deposit copies of their compiled penal ordinances in county law libraries. It affects city governments that publish these ordinance compilations, eliminating the need to deliver physical copies to law librarians and obtain written receipts. The key change modifies Section 14-110 to delete the deposit and receipt provisions, while keeping other requirements like filing resolutions with county clerks and making ordinances available for public purchase. This simplifies administrative steps for municipalities without altering public access to ordinances. The bill takes effect November 1, 2025.
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Feb 2025
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Introduced Feb 3, 2025
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Julie Daniels
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