Oklahoma SB1791 creates the Active and Retired Military Outdoor Recreation Days (ARMOR) Act, designating specific days for veterans and active-duty.
Oklahoma SB1791 establishes the Active and Retired Military Outdoor Recreation Days (ARMOR) Act. It requires the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Commission and the Military Department to identify state lands and parks that are accessible and equipped for veterans, including those with disabilities. These lands and parks must have necessary facilities like parking, restrooms, and picnic areas, as well as adaptive equipment. The Commission and the Department will then designate specific days or weekends for exclusive use by veterans and active-duty personnel.
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