The bill amends Oklahoma laws concerning the destruction of controlled dangerous substances and the handling of seized property. It allows designated individuals and agencies to destroy controlled substances without the prior requirement of submitting them for destruction or using incineration, provided that the destruction complies with federal regulations specified in 21 C.F.R. Part 1317. Additionally, the bill eliminates the need for a designated destruction site and updates relevant statutory language. It empowers municipal police departments, sheriffs, and other law enforcement agencies to destroy seized controlled substances exceeding ten pounds, while ensuring that proper documentation and notification procedures are adhered to. The bill also permits the retention of samples for evidence and independent testing, aiming to enhance the efficiency of law enforcement operations in Oklahoma.

Furthermore, the bill enables the Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control to donate or transfer property to other state agencies, tribal law enforcement agencies, or school districts upon request, contingent upon a written agreement that may include provisions for transferring title. However, it explicitly prohibits the transfer of weapons to school districts, except under specific conditions outlined in the bill. This legislation is scheduled to take effect on November 1, 2025.