Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-49-108: Volunteer fire fighters with less than 10 years'

service - Pension rights.

A. Any volunteer firefighter who is appointed as a paid

firefighter and serves less than ten (10) years as a paid

firefighter shall be entitled to receive one-twentieth (1/20) of a

volunteer pension earned over twenty (20) years for each full year

served as a volunteer firefighter and one-twentieth of one-half

(1/20 of 1/2) of the average salary received for each full year the

firefighter served as a paid firefighter.

B. Any volunteer firefighter who is appointed as a paid

firefighter after May 15, 1992, and serves ten (10) or more years as

a paid firefighter, shall be entitled to credit no more than five

(5) years of volunteer time to complete a twenty-year paid service

pension with remaining volunteer time computed at one-twentieth

(1/20) of a volunteer pension earned over twenty (20) years for each

additional volunteer year.

C. For purposes of determining benefits pursuant to this

section, total credited service for paid and volunteer service shall

not exceed thirty (30) years; provided, the most recent years of

service shall be used in determining total credited service for paid

and volunteer service.

D. Nothing contained in this section shall be construed to

create an eligibility for pension which is not otherwise provided by

law.