The 194-bed hospital is a trust of the city of McAlester, in Southeastern Oklahoma, and as such must receive voter approval for expenditures of more than $500,000.
The special election, scheduled for May 11, will decide whether the hospital authority will be allowed to incur up to $5.7 million of debt to purchase the building, according to the News-Capital.
Read the News-Capital’s report on McAlester Regional Health Center Authority.
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