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The March 2004 issue of 'Oklahoma Cities & Towns' discusses various legislative issues affecting municipalities in Oklahoma, including Senate Bill 1258 aimed at resolving water service disputes and avoiding costly litigation. It also covers a proposed tobacco tax increase to fund health care initiatives, the implications of rising national debt on local governments, and highlights community events and employment opportunities. Additionally, it features a spotlight on Slaughterville's community pride amidst discussions about its name and ongoing efforts for economic development.

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What are the different types of city government in Oklahoma?

Statutory forms of government under Oklahoma law are the: Statutory Aldermanic; Statutory Council-Manager; Statutory Strong-Mayor-Council; Statutory Town Board of Trustees.

What did the National Municipal League do?

The National Municipal League, organized in 1894, united various city reform groups throughout the country; corrupt local governments were overthrown in such cities as New York in 1894, Baltimore in 1895, and Chicago in 189697.

How many municipalities are there in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma is divided into 77 counties and contains 596 municipalities consisting of cities and towns. In Oklahoma, cities are all those communities which are 1,000 or more in population and are incorporated as cities. Towns are limited to town board type of municipal government.

What does the Oklahoma Municipal League do?

The Oklahoma Municipal League is the unified voice of Oklahoma cities and towns, provider of information, training and resources for effective municipal governing and defender of local control.