Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-36-113: Construction, improvement, repair or maintenance of

municipal streets.

A. The Department of Transportation may, or the board of county

commissioners of any county or federally recognized tribal

government shall, by agreement with the governing body of a

municipality having a population less than five thousand (5,000)

persons, construct, improve, repair or maintain any of the streets

of the municipality.

B. The board of county commissioners may construct, improve,

repair, or maintain any of the streets of a municipality having a

population of less than five thousand (5,000) persons subject to

agreement between the governing bodies of the county and the

municipality without regard to whether the municipality has passed a

sales tax with proceeds earmarked to construct, improve, repair or

maintain any of the streets or roadways of such municipality.

C. The board of county commissioners may construct, improve,

repair or maintain any of the streets of a municipality having a

population of greater than five thousand (5,000) persons but less

than fifteen thousand (15,000) persons if the municipality has

passed a sales tax or fee with the proceeds earmarked to construct,

improve, repair or maintain any of the streets or roadways of such

municipality; provided, that the county has a population of less

than one hundred fifty thousand (150,000) persons.

D. Notwithstanding any provision of this section, the board of

county commissioners may construct, improve, repair, or maintain any

of the streets of a municipality if the county has a population in

excess of one hundred fifty thousand (150,000) persons according to

the most recent Federal Decennial Census. The agreements entered

into pursuant to the provisions of this subsection may be performed

without regard to whether the municipality has passed a sales tax

with proceeds earmarked to construct, improve, repair or maintain

any of the streets or roadways of such municipality.