Oklahoma SB1819 creates the Citizen Access to County Facilities Act, exempting counties from certain liability for injuries related to inherent risks.
Oklahoma SB1819, the Citizen Access to County Facilities Act, establishes that counties are not liable for injuries or deaths resulting from inherent risks of activities using county facilities. It mandates that counties post warning signs and include warning notices in contracts. Exceptions to this liability exemption include willful or wanton disregard for participant safety or failure to disclose known dangerous conditions. The act also ensures that Oklahomans' rights to use county facilities are upheld, provided activities comply with health and safety regulations.
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