Oklahoma HB3094 allows certain individuals to carry concealed handguns into the State Capitol building.
Oklahoma HB3094 amends the unlawful carry of firearms law to allow specific individuals to carry concealed handguns into the State Capitol building. These individuals include elected officials, municipal employees, and reserve peace officers. The bill specifies that these individuals must possess a valid handgun license issued under the Oklahoma Self-Defense Act. The law also outlines exceptions and restrictions, such as prohibiting the carry of firearms into certain areas like courthouses, schools, and correctional facilities. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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