Board of Tests for Alcohol and Drug Influence; sunset; emergency

Oklahoma HB3008 passed the House and Senate with an emergency clause, eliminating the Board of Tests for Alcohol and Drug Influence through a sunset provision. The bill takes effect immediately upon passage and removes the state regulatory body overseeing alcohol and drug testing procedures for motor vehicle offenses. The measure passed the House 91-1 and received unanimous approval from the Senate Public Safety Committee.

Public Finance Consultant Reporting Requirement

Oklahoma HB3413 passed the House of Representatives on March 24, 2026 with unanimous support (95-0) and was referred to the Senate Retirement and Government Resources Committee. The bill establishes annual reporting requirements for consultants contracting with state agencies and mandates submission of annual estimates of funds needed. The bill was introduced in January 2026 and amended in March 2026 before engrossment.

State Capitol Monument Preservation Emergency Act

Oklahoma HB4486 passed the House regarding State Capitol monument preservation emergency. The bill establishes procedures for the State Capitol Preservation Commission to address monument-related emergencies at the Oklahoma State Capitol. The legislation passed with unanimous support in both chambers before moving to the Senate.

SB1477 - Restricts Concurrent Enrollment for Older Students

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1477 passed on March 17, 2026, prohibiting students above a certain age from participating in concurrent enrollment programs. The bill includes an emergency clause allowing immediate effectiveness upon passage. The legislation passed the Senate 45-2 and the House Postsecondary Education Committee 6-0.

Oklahoma SB1771 - Workforce Commission Data Collection

Oklahoma SB1771 was passed by both chambers and authorizes the Oklahoma Workforce Commission to collect certain workforce-related data and employ outside counsel. The bill cleared the Senate 35-11 and the House General Government Committee 5-2 before becoming effective. The legislation expands the Commission's operational authority for data collection purposes.

Oklahoma SB1847 modifies Medicaid ADvantage Waiver eligibility

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1847 modifies eligibility criteria for the Medicaid ADvantage Waiver Program, which provides home- and community-based services to individuals who would otherwise require institutional care. The bill passed the Senate 34-10 on March 9, 2026 and received House committee approval on April 6, 2026 with a 7-0 vote. The legislation includes an emergency clause, making it effective immediately upon enactment.

Game Fish Licensing Requirements

Oklahoma SB2095 has passed both chambers, establishing licensing requirements for taking game fish for compensation. The bill prohibits commercial hunting and fishing operations without proper state licenses, affecting guides, outfitters, and similar commercial wildlife operators. The Senate passed the bill 42-1 and the House Wildlife Committee approved it 6-0.

Missouri Veterans Homestead Exemption and Tobacco/Nicotine Tax Bill

Missouri House Bill HB2535 passed the House on January 7, 2026. The bill authorizes a homestead property tax exemption for certain qualifying veterans. To offset the anticipated loss in property tax revenue to local governments, the bill increases the cigarette tax and imposes new excise taxes on alternative nicotine products, vapor products, tobacco paraphernalia, and hemp-derived consumable products. The bill now proceeds to the Senate for consideration.

Teacher Immunity for Violence Intervention

Missouri HB2913 grants teachers qualified immunity from civil liability when intervening during violent incidents in schools. The bill establishes that teachers acting in good faith to protect students or staff from harm cannot be held personally liable for their intervention actions. This legislation passed the House on April 7, 2026, and enacts provisions providing teachers with legal protection during emergency response situations.

Missouri SB888 Criminal System Reforms Signed into Law

Missouri Governor signed SB888 into law on April 7, 2026. The bill modifies provisions relating to the criminal justice system in Missouri. Sponsored by Senator Nick Schroer, the legislation passed the Senate 20-9 and the House 100-51 (amended version) during the 2026 Regular Session.