Oklahoma SB1945 amends eminent domain procedures by requiring the Attorney General to provide a "Landowner's Bill of Rights" to property owners.
Oklahoma SB1945 modifies eminent domain procedures by mandating the Attorney General to furnish a written "Landowner's Bill of Rights" to property owners whose land may be acquired through eminent domain. This statement must be in plain language, ensuring it is easily understood by the average property owner. The bill also requires the Attorney General to review and update this statement at least every two years. The act will take effect on November 1, 2026.
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