Oklahoma HB1414 allows veterans who served as military police to count their service towards the experience requirement for county sheriff positions.
Oklahoma HB1414 amends the qualifications for county sheriff positions to allow veterans who have served as military police to count their service towards the experience requirement. Specifically, veterans who have served four or more years as military police can meet the experience requirement for county sheriff positions. They must present a Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty when filing for office.
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