Oklahoma HB1052 mandates fire departments to use the National Emergency Response Information System for activity reports, requiring completion within.
Oklahoma HB1052 amends the state statutes to require city fire departments and fire protection districts to utilize the National Emergency Response Information System for their activity reports. These reports must be completed within 48 hours of an incident and include details such as property and vehicle fire losses, types of fires, inspections, investigations, and notifications of fire-related civilian deaths and injuries. The bill also mandates that certain charitable organizations submit reports using the same system. The changes are set to take effect on November 1, 2025.
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