Oklahoma SB779 creates the Volunteer County Emergency Response Corps Act to establish a system for county residents to volunteer during emergencies.
Oklahoma SB779 establishes the Volunteer County Emergency Response Corps Act, which mandates the county sheriff, county commissioners, and emergency management personnel to create a system for county residents to volunteer their time, expertise, or resources during emergencies. This system will list applicable specialties or available supplies and share preferred contact information. The county sheriff and county commissioners must hold a public meeting annually to discuss and promote the corps.
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