This bill amends Section 22-111 of Title 11 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which governs the cleaning and mowing of properties by municipalities. Key changes include the requirement for municipalities to provide notice not only to property owners but also to any lienholders of record before taking action to clean or mow a property. The bill specifies that the municipal clerk must forward a statement of costs to both the property owner and lienholder after the work is completed. Additionally, if the property owner and lienholder cannot be located, alternative notice methods such as posting on the property or publication are permitted.

The bill also introduces definitions for terms such as "lienholder of record," which refers to individuals holding a lien on a property as recorded in county records. It establishes procedures for summary abatement of nuisances without further notice if trash or excessive weed growth occurs within six months of prior notice. The effective date for this legislation is set for November 1, 2026. Overall, the bill aims to enhance municipal authority in maintaining property standards while ensuring that all interested parties are adequately notified.