Oklahoma SB1252 amends the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act to require public bodies to provide opportunities for public comment on agenda items.
Oklahoma SB1252 amends the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act to require public bodies to provide opportunities for public comment on each agenda item prior to taking any official action. Public bodies may adopt written rules governing the time, manner, and order of public comment, including limits on the duration of individual comments and total comment time for an agenda item.
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