The bill authorizes retired municipal police officers in Oklahoma to retain custody and possession of their municipal-issued firearm and badge upon retirement, provided they submit a written request to the head of their law enforcement agency. The request may be denied if the officer is not in good standing, has been convicted of a felony, is mentally incapacitated, or if granting the request would be detrimental to public health, safety, and welfare. Additionally, if a municipal police officer dies before retirement, the firearm and badge may be awarded to a spouse or next of kin according to the agency's policy.

This new law will be codified as Section 34-109 of Title 11 in the Oklahoma Statutes and is set to take effect on November 1, 2025. The bill aims to provide a measure of recognition and respect for the service of municipal police officers while ensuring public safety considerations are maintained.