Oklahoma HB2990 prohibits law enforcement officers from wearing face coverings that conceal their identity while interacting with the public, with.
Oklahoma HB2990 establishes that law enforcement officers must not wear face coverings that obscure their identity during public interactions. Exceptions are made for officers on SWAT teams, those in undercover assignments, and those using necessary protective gear like medical masks, helmets, or eyewear. The bill mandates that officers visibly display identification including their agency name, officer name, and badge number. Law enforcement agencies must create, distribute, and publicly post a written policy detailing these requirements, including exceptions for undercover work.
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