This bill amends existing laws related to animal feeding operations in Oklahoma, specifically focusing on the registration and licensure processes for poultry and animal feeding operations. Key changes include the requirement for owners and operators to provide proof of residency in the state for at least two years prior to application. Acceptable documentation for residency verification includes state-issued identification, utility bills (excluding cellular and internet), property deeds, and rental agreements. Additionally, the bill updates statutory references and language to ensure clarity and compliance with current regulations.

The bill also outlines the necessary information that must be included in applications for registration and licensure, such as ownership details, environmental history, and educational requirements for operators regarding poultry waste management. It establishes penalties for false statements in applications and mandates that all operators and applicators complete specific training courses. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2025.