SB1070

Agriculture; creating Kenny's Law; requiring gates to remain closed. Effective date.

Failed·2/17/25
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Oklahoma SB1070, known as Kenny's Law, mandates gates to remain closed to contain livestock, with exceptions for maintenance, livestock movement, and.

Oklahoma SB1070, known as Kenny's Law, creates a new section of law requiring gates to remain closed at all times to contain livestock. Exceptions are allowed for maintenance, livestock movement, or authorized access by livestock owners, utility companies, municipalities, or state or federal agencies. Violations are misdemeanors punishable by fines up to $1,000 per year per offense, or by both fine and imprisonment. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry will implement the law, which becomes effective November 1, 2025.

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Roll Call Votes

Senate: Agriculture & Wildlife Committee: DO PASS AMENDED

5 Yea

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7 Nay

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History

Feb 17, 2025

Senate

Failed in Committee - Agriculture and Wildlife

Feb 4, 2025

Senate

Second Reading referred to Agriculture and Wildlife

Feb 3, 2025

Senate

First Reading