Oklahoma HB3682 establishes the Oklahoma Clean Indoor Air Act, prohibiting smoking in various indoor public places and workplaces.
Oklahoma HB3682, known as the Oklahoma Clean Indoor Air Act, prohibits smoking in indoor workplaces, government buildings, restaurants, public transportation, health care facilities, educational institutions, retail stores, and sports arenas. Exceptions include tobacco shops, private residences, designated hotel smoking rooms, and tribal lands. The State Department of Health will promulgate rules for signage. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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