Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-213: Board of county commissioners - Rules and regulations -

Fees.

A. The board of county commissioners in any county that

qualifies under Section 210 of this article is hereby authorized and

empowered to make and enforce all reasonable rules and regulations

with regard to the preservation and promotion of public health;

provided, that any such rules or regulations shall have first been

recommended or approved by the city-county board of health, and

further provided that such rules and regulations shall not be

inconsistent with state laws or rules and regulations of the State

Board of Health. Such rules and regulations shall be operative

throughout the county, except within the limits of incorporated

cities and towns. Any such rules adopted by county commissioners

relating to an establishment where food or drink is offered for sale

or sold shall not be more stringent than the rules for such

establishments adopted by the State Board of Health; provided, that

rules adopted prior to May 31, 2008, which directly relate to

training and permit requirements for food managers and food handlers

and fees related to such establishments shall, in addition to the

license fee required by the State Board of Health, be exempt from

the provisions of this subsection.

B. The board of county commissioners is also authorized to

provide for the levying and collection of fees for services

performed by such city-county health department outside the

boundaries of incorporated cities and towns within such county. Any

person who violates any rule or regulation made by such board of

county commissioners under the authority of this section shall be

guilty of a misdemeanor.