Bill No. 930, introduced by Senators Stanley and Miller, aims to establish concurrent jurisdiction between the State of Oklahoma and the United States over military installations within the state. The bill emphasizes the importance of law enforcement services on military property, particularly concerning juvenile matters. It outlines the process for the state to accept the relinquishment of exclusive federal jurisdiction, requiring a formal request from a U.S. representative that includes specific details about the property and the nature of the jurisdiction sought. The Governor's acceptance of such requests must be documented and filed with the Secretary of State.

Additionally, the bill provides immunity to the state from liability arising from the acceptance of concurrent jurisdiction and allows state agencies the option to enter into reciprocal agreements with U.S. agencies regarding jurisdictional duties. However, it clarifies that there is no obligation for state entities to engage in such agreements. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.