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View the links below to learn more about how counties can use statutorily authorized credit cards as a payment method for approved purchases in compliance with state law.

Chapter Nine: Credit Card Responsibilities and Resources

Credit Cards
Discover how Oklahoma counties may use authorized credit cards for official travel, fuel, training and purchases following statutory procedures.
Credit Card Use (Sheriff)
Read more on why county sheriff credit card use requires board approval, spending limits, receipts and documentation to comply with Oklahoma purchasing laws.
Allowed Travel Expenses

Learn more about how county sheriff’s offices may use county-issued credit cards for official out-of-county travel expenses, including prisoner transport and investigations and more.

Responsibilities Following Credit Card Use

Explore the procedures receiving officers must follow when preparing SA&I Form No. 112 for county sheriff credit card purchases. 

County Purchase Cards

Review the process for county participation in Oklahoma’s State Purchase Card (P-Card) Program.

Roles and Responsibilities of State Agencies/Contract Holders
Discover county purchase card programs, which involve SA&I, OMES and Bank of America with defined roles, training requirements and controls for lawful use.
Purchase Card Transaction Process
Outlined steps of a county purchase card transaction from requisition and encumbrance to payment approval and reconciliation.
Program Initiation

Understand the steps required to launch a county purchase card program, including required documentation, credit approval and program setup.

Program Implementation

An overview of how counties administer the purchase card program through designated personnel and the state-authorized Bank of America Visa P-Card. 

Purchase Card Transaction Process

Review the procedures and controls that guide county purchase card transactions under Oklahoma law.

    Taxes on Credit Card Purchases
    Learn about county purchase card tax rules, spending limits, prohibited purchases, travel use, audit requirements and transparency laws.