Oklahoma House Bills

If this bill passes, we could end up registering our vehicles in Oklahoma every 2 years instead of annually. A new House bill (HB-2011) has been introduced and is making its way through the legislative process as we speak.

More firearm legislation is headed to the Oklahoma House for a vote. House Bill (HB-3069) would grant municipalities the authority to allow city employees to carry concealed firearms while at work or on duty. The bill would amend various prohibited locations and properties that are currently restricted such as properties, buildings, structures, and office space that is owned by the city which does business with the public.

One of the most controversial parts of the new law is immunity for motor vehicle operators that may unintentionally hit protestors blocking public roads and highways.

Oklahoma House Democrats just introduced legislation House Bill (HB 2967) know as the "Safe at School" act that would repeal the current statewide ban on mask mandates in schools.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill earlier this week (SB-02) on Monday (04-19-21) that bans transgender girls from participating in women's sports. It passed the House by a (73-19) vote. The bill would prohibit biological male athletes from competing in women's sports in K-12 schools as well as universities.

The Oklahoma Senate has passed a few bills recently to help Oklahomans, protecting them from going broke from trying to pay their electric/gas bills. SB 1049 and SB 1050 have both passed the Senate and are expected to head to the House soon.