Oklahoma HB2989 establishes the Wildland Fire Mitigation Act, creating a framework for electric utilities to develop and implement plans to mitigate.
Oklahoma HB2989, the Wildland Fire Mitigation Act, mandates that electric utilities develop plans to mitigate the risk of wildland fires caused by their equipment. These plans must include criteria for facility modifications, preventative programs, restoration procedures, and vegetation management. The act also establishes liability for individuals who negligently, recklessly, or intentionally cause or spread wildland fires, holding them responsible for property damage.
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