Oklahoma HB3763 mandates additional continuing education for law enforcement officers, including mental health and domestic violence training.
Oklahoma HB3763 amends existing law to require active full-time and reserve peace officers to complete a minimum of eight hours of continuing law enforcement training annually, including one hour on mental health and one hour on domestic violence. Inactive officers are exempt but must meet requirements upon reentry. Failure to comply may result in disciplinary action. The act also mandates that full-time officers complete 25 hours of training, including two hours on mental health and two hours on domestic violence. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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