Oklahoma Open Records Act Bill Passes House

Oklahoma Open Records Act Bill Approved by House

The Oklahoma Open Records Act bill has passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives, adding stronger enforcement tools to the state’s public records law.

Lawmakers say the proposal is intended to ensure government agencies comply with requests for public information.

Oklahoma Open Records Act Bill Adds Enforcement

Under the Oklahoma Open Records Act bill, the Oklahoma Attorney General would be allowed to assess civil penalties against agencies that violate the law.

The measure would also require training for agencies that fail to follow the Oklahoma Open Records Act and allow consent agreements to address repeated violations.

Bill Moves to State Senate

The Oklahoma Open Records Act bill now heads to the Oklahoma State Senate for further consideration.

Supporters say the changes could improve transparency and accountability in state government.

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