Oklahoma HB2095 amends the Oklahoma Open Records Act to set a 30-day response time for public records requests.
Oklahoma HB2095 modifies the Oklahoma Open Records Act by establishing a 30-day timeframe for public bodies to respond to requests for inspection, copying, or mechanical reproduction of records. The bill allows public bodies to charge fees only for the direct costs of copying or reproducing records, with a maximum fee of $0.25 per page for standard-sized records and $1.00 per page for certified copies. It also mandates that public bodies designate authorized personnel to release records during regular business hours and prohibits unreasonable delays in providing access to records.
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