Oklahoma HB3593 establishes Central Standard Time as the standard time in Oklahoma and exempts the state from federal daylight saving time provisions.
Oklahoma HB3593 sets Central Standard Time as the standard time in Oklahoma and exempts the state from federal daylight saving time provisions. The bill clarifies that its provisions do not affect federal law governing interstate commerce or federal time requirements. It allows for future legislative changes to the daylight saving time rejection. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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