Oklahoma HB2083 exempts certain municipal law enforcement officers, deputy sheriffs, and campus law enforcement officers from dual office-holding.
Oklahoma HB2083 amends the state's dual office-holding restrictions to exempt certain municipal law enforcement officers, deputy sheriffs, and campus law enforcement officers from the general prohibition against holding multiple offices. Specifically, the bill allows municipal law enforcement officers to serve in elected or appointed positions for municipalities other than the one they serve, and deputy sheriffs to serve in positions for counties other than the one they serve. It also exempts campus law enforcement officers from dual office-holding restrictions.
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