State government; State Government Act of 2026; effective date.

Summary

The bill stops the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality from issuing new permits for land‑applying sludge or biosolids that contain human fecal matter in any county where a majority of voters approve a ban. Existing permit holders must reduce the amount applied by 25% within one year and 50% within two years, and submit a plan to cease the practice. It gives voters a way to trigger these actions through a local election.

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