Senate Bill No. 935 establishes the Citizen Access to County Facilities Act, which aims to clarify the liability of counties regarding injuries that may occur during activities using county facilities. The bill defines key terms such as "county," "county facilities," "inherent risks of an activity using county facilities," and "participant." It stipulates that counties will not be liable for injuries or deaths resulting from inherent risks associated with activities at these facilities, provided that a specific warning notice is posted. However, counties can still be held liable if they exhibit willful disregard for participant safety or fail to disclose known dangerous conditions.

Additionally, the bill mandates that counties must post warning signs at facility entrances and activity sites, informing participants of the inherent risks involved. The warning must be clearly visible and included in any contracts for the use of county facilities. The act also emphasizes that the rights of Oklahomans to access county facilities cannot be restricted, and all activities must comply with relevant laws and safety regulations. The provisions of this act will take effect on November 1, 2025.