Oklahoma SB766 establishes the Office of Homeland Security within the Department of Public Safety, focusing on prevention, response, and preparedness.
Oklahoma SB766 creates the Office of Homeland Security within the Department of Public Safety, tasked with prevention, intelligence, response, and recovery planning. The Office will coordinate with federal agencies, manage federal funds, and ensure efficient use of resources. It also outlines duties for the Homeland Security Advisor, including representing the state with federal agencies and cooperating in nationwide security plans. The bill emphasizes the confidentiality of information and sets penalties for unauthorized release.
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