HB3316

Higher education; Higher Education Activities Response (HEAR) Act; institution-sponsored on-campus events; security threat assessment; tactical threat assessment team; revolving fund; emergency.

Introduced·2/2/26
Int Text

Oklahoma HB3316 establishes the Higher Education Activities Response (HEAR) Act, requiring institutions of higher education to provide trained.

Oklahoma HB3316, the Higher Education Activities Response (HEAR) Act, mandates that institutions of higher education provide trained security personnel for all on-campus events. These institutions must also request a security threat assessment from a tactical threat assessment team, which includes details such as the event's date, location, and expected attendance. The assessment must be completed within two weeks of the event and includes a tactical briefing for security personnel.

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History

Feb 3

House

Second Reading referred to Rules

Feb 2

House

First Reading

Feb 2

House

Authored by Representative Eaves