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Provisions Of Oklahoma Open Meeting Law Summary
The Oklahoma Open Meeting Act defines public bodies and meetings and sets notice rules. It requires advance public notice for regular and special meetings, allows limited executive sessions, and mandates public voting and minute recording. Violations carry misdemeanor penalties up to $500 fine or one year in jail. Public notices must be filed with the Secretary of State or local clerks and posted 24 hours prior to meetings.
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