House Bill No. 1103 amends Section 1001 of Title 69 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which governs the disposition of surplus property by the Department of Transportation. The bill introduces several changes, including the requirement for the Department to make certain notices available online, specifically on its website. It removes the previous five-year condition on the sale of surplus property, allowing the Commission to offer the property for sale at fair market value after notifying the original property owner. Additionally, the response time for property owners to accept the Commission's offer has been extended from thirty days to ninety days.

The bill also outlines the procedures for selling surplus land, equipment, and materials, ensuring that notifications are sent to original property owners and made available online. It establishes a priority system for offering surplus equipment and vehicles to state agencies and political subdivisions before public auctions. Furthermore, the bill mandates that the Department of Transportation submit annual waiver requests to the Federal Highway Administration for surplus land deemed surplus for ten years or more, seeking exceptions from federal regulations regarding the sale of such land. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.