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An act relating to mental health, the official text

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1                            STATE OF OKLAHOMA

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2                  2nd Session of the 60th Legislature (2026)

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3 SENATE BILL 1227                By: Bullard
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6                            AS INTRODUCED

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7   An Act relating to mental health; defining terms;

7   authorizing certain request of certain information;

8   requiring development of certain protocol; limiting

8   disclosure of certain information; construing

9   provisions; providing immunity from liability for

9   certain disclosures; providing for codification; and

10  providing an effective date.

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13 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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14  SECTION 1.      NEW LAW  A new section of law to be codified

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15 in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 1-111 of Title 43A, unless there
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16 is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
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17  A. As used in this section:

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18  1. "Mobile crisis team" means a group of professionals that

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19 includes a licensed mental health professional and a certified peer
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20 recovery support specialist or case manager and that is employed or
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21 contracted by the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
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22 Services or a political subdivision of this state to provide
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23 community-based crisis intervention services outside of facilities
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1 to individuals experiencing alcohol-related, drug-related, or mental
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2 health crises;
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3   2. "Request for assistance" means a call, dispatch, referral,

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4 or other notification requesting a response from a mobile crisis
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5 team to an individual experiencing a mental health, substance use,
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6 or suicidal crisis; and
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7   3. "Safety-related information" means any information

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8 documented in a law enforcement agency's computer-aided dispatch
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9 system or record management system related to an individual or
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10 address that is relevant to the physical safety of responders at a
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11 scene including, but not limited to:
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12  a. history of violent behavior, threats, or aggression,

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13  b. possession of weapons or firearms,

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14  c. prior incidents related to violent or threatening

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15                 behavior or mental health crises that required law

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16                 enforcement intervention,

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17  d. outstanding warrants, and

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18  e. any other relevant information that a person could

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19                 reasonably assume would indicate a risk to a mobile

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20                 crisis team.

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21  B. 1. When a mobile crisis team receives a request for

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22 assistance, the mobile crisis team may request any safety-related
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23 information from a municipal or county law enforcement agency before
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24 responding to a request for assistance.
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1   2. Municipal and county law enforcement agencies in this state

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2 shall develop a protocol to ensure timely access to and delivery of
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3 safety-related information to a mobile crisis team that pertains to
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4 the address or individual requiring a response from the mobile
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5 crisis team.
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6   C. 1. Any safety-related information disclosed pursuant to

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7 this section shall be limited to what is deemed reasonably necessary
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8 to ensure the safety of the mobile crisis team and shall remain
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9 confidential except as otherwise required by law.
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10  2. Nothing in this section shall be construed to require the

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11 disclosure of sealed or expunged records or the collection or
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12 retention of information not already within the possession of a law
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13 enforcement agency.
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14  D. An employee of a law enforcement agency who discloses

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15 safety-related information in accordance with protocols developed by
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16 the agency pursuant to the provisions of this section shall be
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17 immune from liability arising from such disclosure.
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18  SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2026.

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