Oklahoma SB1795 restricts retirement benefits for state or education employees charged with a felony.
Oklahoma SB1795 amends the Oklahoma Statutes to restrict retirement benefits for state or education employees who are members of certain retirement systems and are charged with a felony. If charged, these employees lose the right to access, withdraw from, or liquidate their retirement benefits. The bill also ensures that employees found not guilty in court retain their retirement benefits. The act will become effective November 1, 2026.
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