Senate Bill No. 483 authorizes county commissioners in Oklahoma to establish a relocation assistance program aimed at providing support for eligible individuals who voluntarily choose to relocate. The program allows for the donation of private funds to facilitate travel and relocation to a destination where the participant has a family member, employer, or other supportive person. However, the bill outlines specific ineligibilities for participation, including individuals on parole or probation without proper approval, those unable to travel alone due to disability or risk factors, individuals under the influence of substances, and minors traveling without a parent or guardian.

Additionally, the bill mandates that county officials must directly contact the supportive person before providing transportation and document their willingness to assist the participant. It also stipulates that counties conducting this program will not be liable for any claims of injuries or damages. The term "homeless person" is defined within the bill to include individuals lacking stable housing or those residing in temporary shelters or unsafe conditions. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.