Oklahoma HB3081 amends the Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act by lowering age qualifications and modifying license application requirements.
Oklahoma HB3081 amends the Fire Extinguisher Licensing Act by lowering the age qualification for applicants from twenty-one to eighteen years old. It removes certain requirements for license applications and modifies the application process. The bill specifies that applicants must provide a recent photograph and two sets of fingerprints. It also mandates that applicants disclose any felony convictions related to the occupation that pose a threat to public safety. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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