26- Opioid and Substance Use

Bill	Principal Authors	Committees	Current Status
HB1042	Kendrix, Gerrid (H)	H Administrative Rules (H) - 02/04/2025	Second Reading - Referred to House Committee
	Paraphrase HB1042, by Rep. Gerrid Kendrix, R-Altus, extends the sunset date for the Opioid Overdose Fatality Review Board to July 1, 2026.
HB1416	West, Josh (H) Rosino, Paul (S)	H Public Health (H) - 02/04/2025 H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/04/2025 H Public Health (H) - 02/05/2025 H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/26/2025 S Health & Human Services (S) - 04/01/2025 S Appropriations (S) - 04/07/2025	Referred to Committee
	Paraphrase HB1416, by Rep. Josh West, R-Grove and Sen. Paul Rosino, R-Oklahoma City, allows an insurer to adopt or amend a state preferred drug list (PDL) to offer a group insurance plan.
HB1484	Johns, Ronny (H) Weaver, Darrell (S)	H Rules (H) - 02/04/2025 H Appropriations & Budget (H) - 02/05/2025 H Education Oversight (H) - 02/19/2025 H Common Education (H) - 02/19/2025 H Common Education (H) - 02/19/2025 H Education Oversight (H) - 03/03/2025 S Education (S) - 04/01/2025 S Education (S) - 04/15/2025	Governor Action - Signed
	Paraphrase HB1484, by Rep. Ronny Johns, R-Ada and Sen. Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, creates Rain's Law. The bill requires each school district to annually provide research-based instruction related to fentanyl abuse prevention and drug poisoning awareness to students in grades six through twelve.
HB2012	Pae, Daniel (H) Gollihare, Todd (S)	H Administrative Rules (H) - 02/04/2025 H Administrative Rules (H) - 03/05/2025 S Health & Human Services (S) - 04/01/2025 S Health & Human Services (S) - 04/21/2025	S General Order
	Paraphrase HB2012, by Rep. Daniel Pae, R-Lawton and Sen. Todd Gollihare, R-Kellyville, removes the sunset date for entities that are authorized to engage in harm reduction reservices.
HB2148	Kannady, Chris (H)	H Rules (H) - 02/04/2025	Second Reading - Referred to House Committee
	Paraphrase HB2148, by Rep. Chris Kannady, R-Oklahoma City, establishes requirements for pain clinics.
HB2941	Reinhardt, Aaron (S)	H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/03/2026 H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/04/2026 H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/12/2026 H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/19/2026 H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/26/2026	H General Order
	Paraphrase HB2941, by Sen. Aaron Reinhardt, R-Jenks, requires a first responder when responding to an incident in which the first responder reasonably believes a person is experiencing or has experienced a drug overdose to contact local law enforcement as soon as practicable after attending to the medical needs of the person. It provides that the obligation to contact law enforcement does not require delay in providing medically necessary emergency care. It provides that a first responder acting in good faith will be immune from civil or criminal liability for contacting law enforcement. It requires the presence of fentanyl, a fentanyl analogue, or any mixture or substance containing a detectable amount of fentanyl in the decedent's blood, tissue, or post-mortem toxicology constitute rebuttable prima facie evidence that fentanyl was the proximate cause of death in any investigation or prosecution involving a fatal overdose.
HB3018	Fugate, Andy (H)	H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Criminal Judiciary (H) - 02/03/2026	Second Reading - Referred to House Committee
	Paraphrase HB3018, by Rep. Andy Fugate, D-Oklahoma CIty, exempts marijuana, marijuana derivatives, or synthetic cannabinoids from the Schedule I drug portion of the driving under the influence statute.
HB3127	West, Kevin (H)	H Commerce & Economic Development Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Business (H) - 02/03/2026 H Business (H) - 02/10/2026	H Committee - Committee Sub, Do Pass
	Paraphrase HB3127, by Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, provides that no employer can refuse to hire, discipline, discharge, or otherwise penalize an applicant or employee solely because they have a medical marijuana license unless this action is taken pursuant to a written drug and alcohol testing policy that is adopted and enforced in accordance with the Oklahoma Standards for Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Act. It requires an applicant or employee employed in a safety-sensitive position to be subject to a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol standard, regardless of impairment-based testing policy or alternative standards for non-safety-sensitive positions. It clarifies nothing therein will require and employer to permit the possession, sale, transfer, or being under the influence of medical marijuana while at the workplace or performing job duties. It clarifies nothing therein will limit an employer's ability to implement and enforce drug testing and zero tolerance policies prohibiting the use of marijuana.
HB3334	No Authors	H Rules (H) - 02/03/2026 H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/12/2026 H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/12/2026 H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/18/2026	H Committee - Do Pass
	Paraphrase HB3334, creates a means for businesses with liquor sale licenses to hold an off-premise and on-premise license, details how taxes would be collected in both instances. It sets fines for violations of the act.
HB3450	Wilk, Jonathan (H)	H Rules (H) - 02/03/2026	Second Reading - Referred to House Committee
	Paraphrase HB3450, by Rep. Jonathan Wilk, R-Goldsby, creates the Oklahoma Controlled Dangerous Substances Act of 2026.
HB3766	Turner, Tim (H)	H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Criminal Judiciary (H) - 02/03/2026 H Rules (H) - 02/04/2026	Committee Reassignment
	Paraphrase HB3766, by Rep. Tim Turner, R-Kinta, reorganizes Oklahoma's impaired driving statutes to differentiate between non-impairing metabolites and active psychoactive substances, and how a driver may present proof of legal medical marijuana usage.
HB3834	May, Stan (H)	H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Public Health (H) - 02/03/2026 H Public Health (H) - 02/11/2026 H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/19/2026	H General Order
	Paraphrase HB3834, by Rep. Stan May, R-Broken Arrow, establishes a process by which the State Department of Health can partner with a private pharmaceutical company to develop an ibogaine drug and begin clinical trials for the drug.
HB3881	Cantrell, Josh (H)	H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/03/2026 H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/11/2026	H Committee - Do Pass
	Paraphrase HB3881, by Rep. Josh Cantrell, R-Kingston, requires all e-liquid bottles of nicotine products to have a child proof cap and tamper-evident package. The bill requires tamper-evident pancakes for electronic cigarettes as well. The bottle requires certain labeling for smokeless nicotine products and alternative nicotine products. The bill prohibits nicotine products from being produced or sold with terms closely related to candy, references to cartoons, superheroes, television shows, video games, movies or other trade marked imagery. The bill sets penalties for violations.
HB4261	Kannady, Chris (H)	H Rules (H) - 02/03/2026	Second Reading - Referred to House Committee
	Paraphrase HB4261, by Rep. Chris Kannady, R-Oklahoma City, modifies definitions in the Political Subdivisions Opioid Abatement Grants Act. It requires the Attorney General to serve as chair of the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board. It modifies requirements and procedures of the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board.
HB4293	Pae, Daniel (H)	H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026 H Public Health (H) - 02/03/2026 H Rules (H) - 02/10/2026	Committee Reassignment
	Paraphrase HB4293, by Rep. Daniel Pae, R-Lawton, creates the Veterans Mental Health Innovation Act to allow states and commonwealths to join a multistate consortium to advance research on ibogaine as medical treatment. It permits a university or other institution of higher education, or a research facility that has entered into a memorandum of agreement with a university or institution of higher education located in the state, to conduct scientific research on ibogaine for the treatment of persons 18 years of age or older who experience any of the certain medical conditions. It establishes requirements for the studies.
SB0442	Bergstrom, Micheal (S)	S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/04/2025	Second Reading - Referred to Senate Committee
	Paraphrase SB0442, by Sen. Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, authorizes a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist to provide interventional pain management services and operate certain facilities under specified conditions.
SB1257	Hamilton, Warren (S) Turner, Tim (H)	S Public Safety (S) - 01/29/2026 S Public Safety (S) - 02/03/2026 S Public Safety (S) - 02/10/2026	H Introduced
	Paraphrase SB1257, by Sen. Warren Hamilton, R-McCurtain and Rep. Tim Turner, R-Kinta, modifies the definition of the terms "marijuana." It also modifies the list of Class 1 controlled substances.
SB1591	Rosino, Paul (S) Newton, Carl (H)	S Health & Human Services (S) - 01/29/2026 S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/03/2026 S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/16/2026	S General Order
	Paraphrase SB1591, by Sen. Paul Rosino, R-Oklahoma City and Rep. Carl Newton, R-Woodward, prohibits individual edible medical marijuana products from including more than 10 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per edible and no more than 100 milligrams of THC per package.
SB1642	Frix, Avery (S) Marti, T.J. (H)	S Health & Human Services (S) - 01/29/2026 S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/03/2026 S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/16/2026	S General Order
	Paraphrase SB1642, by Sen. Avery Frix, R-Muskogee and Rep. T.J. Marti, R-Broken Arrow, authorizes divided quantities for certain acute pain opioid prescriptions specified.
SB1767	Coleman, Bill (S)	S Business & Insurance (S) - 01/29/2026 S Business & Insurance (S) - 02/03/2026 S Appropriations (S) - 02/03/2026 S Business & Insurance (S) - 02/12/2026 S Appropriations (S) - 02/24/2026	S General Order
	Paraphrase SB1767, by Sen. Bill Coleman, R-Ponca City, prohibits any person or retailer licensed outside the state from shipping, causing to be shipped, or facilitating the shipment of alcoholic beverages to any resident of this state or receive payments for or fulfill any orders of alcoholic beverages destined for delivery within this state unless otherwise permitted by law. It permits the Attorney General to pursue civil action. It sets penalties.
SB2043	Standridge, Lisa (S)	S Health & Human Services (S) - 01/29/2026 S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/03/2026	Second Reading - Referred to Senate Committee
	Paraphrase SB2043, by Sen. Lisa Standridge, R-Norman, removes the definition of "harm-reduction services" from the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act. It repeals language related to harm-reduction services.

Bill

Principal Authors

Committees

Current Status

Class

Position

HB1042

Kendrix, Gerrid (H)

H Administrative Rules (H) - 02/04/2025

Second Reading - Referred to House Committee

Paraphrase: HB1042, by Rep. Gerrid Kendrix, R-Altus, extends the sunset date for the Opioid Overdose Fatality Review Board to July 1, 2026.

HB1416

West, Josh (H)
Rosino, Paul (S)

H Public Health (H) - 02/04/2025
H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/04/2025
H Public Health (H) - 02/05/2025
H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/26/2025
S Health & Human Services (S) - 04/01/2025
S Appropriations (S) - 04/07/2025

Referred to Committee

Paraphrase: HB1416, by Rep. Josh West, R-Grove and Sen. Paul Rosino, R-Oklahoma City, allows an insurer to adopt or amend a state preferred drug list (PDL) to offer a group insurance plan.

HB1484

Johns, Ronny (H)
Weaver, Darrell (S)

H Rules (H) - 02/04/2025
H Appropriations & Budget (H) - 02/05/2025
H Education Oversight (H) - 02/19/2025
H Common Education (H) - 02/19/2025
H Common Education (H) - 02/19/2025
H Education Oversight (H) - 03/03/2025
S Education (S) - 04/01/2025
S Education (S) - 04/15/2025

Governor Action - Signed

Paraphrase: HB1484, by Rep. Ronny Johns, R-Ada and Sen. Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, creates Rain's Law. The bill requires each school district to annually provide research-based instruction related to fentanyl abuse prevention and drug poisoning awareness to students in grades six through twelve.

HB2012

Pae, Daniel (H)
Gollihare, Todd (S)

H Administrative Rules (H) - 02/04/2025
H Administrative Rules (H) - 03/05/2025
S Health & Human Services (S) - 04/01/2025
S Health & Human Services (S) - 04/21/2025

S General Order

Paraphrase: HB2012, by Rep. Daniel Pae, R-Lawton and Sen. Todd Gollihare, R-Kellyville, removes the sunset date for entities that are authorized to engage in harm reduction reservices.

HB2148

Kannady, Chris (H)

H Rules (H) - 02/04/2025

Second Reading - Referred to House Committee

Paraphrase: HB2148, by Rep. Chris Kannady, R-Oklahoma City, establishes requirements for pain clinics.

HB2941

Reinhardt, Aaron (S)

H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/03/2026
H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/04/2026
H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/12/2026
H Civil Judiciary (H) - 02/19/2026
H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/26/2026

H General Order

Paraphrase: HB2941, by Sen. Aaron Reinhardt, R-Jenks, requires a first responder when responding to an incident in which the first responder reasonably believes a person is experiencing or has experienced a drug overdose to contact local law enforcement as soon as practicable after attending to the medical needs of the person. It provides that the obligation to contact law enforcement does not require delay in providing medically necessary emergency care. It provides that a first responder acting in good faith will be immune from civil or criminal liability for contacting law enforcement. It requires the presence of fentanyl, a fentanyl analogue, or any mixture or substance containing a detectable amount of fentanyl in the decedent's blood, tissue, or post-mortem toxicology constitute rebuttable prima facie evidence that fentanyl was the proximate cause of death in any investigation or prosecution involving a fatal overdose.

HB3018

Fugate, Andy (H)

H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Criminal Judiciary (H) - 02/03/2026

Second Reading - Referred to House Committee

Paraphrase: HB3018, by Rep. Andy Fugate, D-Oklahoma CIty, exempts marijuana, marijuana derivatives, or synthetic cannabinoids from the Schedule I drug portion of the driving under the influence statute.

HB3127

West, Kevin (H)

H Commerce & Economic Development Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Business (H) - 02/03/2026
H Business (H) - 02/10/2026

H Committee - Committee Sub, Do Pass

Paraphrase: HB3127, by Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, provides that no employer can refuse to hire, discipline, discharge, or otherwise penalize an applicant or employee solely because they have a medical marijuana license unless this action is taken pursuant to a written drug and alcohol testing policy that is adopted and enforced in accordance with the Oklahoma Standards for Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Act. It requires an applicant or employee employed in a safety-sensitive position to be subject to a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol standard, regardless of impairment-based testing policy or alternative standards for non-safety-sensitive positions. It clarifies nothing therein will require and employer to permit the possession, sale, transfer, or being under the influence of medical marijuana while at the workplace or performing job duties. It clarifies nothing therein will limit an employer's ability to implement and enforce drug testing and zero tolerance policies prohibiting the use of marijuana.

HB3334

No Authors

H Rules (H) - 02/03/2026
H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/12/2026
H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/12/2026
H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/18/2026

H Committee - Do Pass

Paraphrase: HB3334, creates a means for businesses with liquor sale licenses to hold an off-premise and on-premise license, details how taxes would be collected in both instances. It sets fines for violations of the act.

HB3450

Wilk, Jonathan (H)

H Rules (H) - 02/03/2026

Second Reading - Referred to House Committee

Paraphrase: HB3450, by Rep. Jonathan Wilk, R-Goldsby, creates the Oklahoma Controlled Dangerous Substances Act of 2026.

HB3766

Turner, Tim (H)

H Judiciary & Public Safety Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Criminal Judiciary (H) - 02/03/2026
H Rules (H) - 02/04/2026

Committee Reassignment

Paraphrase: HB3766, by Rep. Tim Turner, R-Kinta, reorganizes Oklahoma's impaired driving statutes to differentiate between non-impairing metabolites and active psychoactive substances, and how a driver may present proof of legal medical marijuana usage.

HB3834

May, Stan (H)

H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Public Health (H) - 02/03/2026
H Public Health (H) - 02/11/2026
H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/19/2026

H General Order

Paraphrase: HB3834, by Rep. Stan May, R-Broken Arrow, establishes a process by which the State Department of Health can partner with a private pharmaceutical company to develop an ibogaine drug and begin clinical trials for the drug.

HB3881

Cantrell, Josh (H)

H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/03/2026
H Alcohol, Tobacco & Controlled Substances (H) - 02/11/2026

H Committee - Do Pass

Paraphrase: HB3881, by Rep. Josh Cantrell, R-Kingston, requires all e-liquid bottles of nicotine products to have a child proof cap and tamper-evident package. The bill requires tamper-evident pancakes for electronic cigarettes as well. The bottle requires certain labeling for smokeless nicotine products and alternative nicotine products. The bill prohibits nicotine products from being produced or sold with terms closely related to candy, references to cartoons, superheroes, television shows, video games, movies or other trade marked imagery. The bill sets penalties for violations.

HB4261

Kannady, Chris (H)

H Rules (H) - 02/03/2026

Second Reading - Referred to House Committee

Paraphrase: HB4261, by Rep. Chris Kannady, R-Oklahoma City, modifies definitions in the Political Subdivisions Opioid Abatement Grants Act. It requires the Attorney General to serve as chair of the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board. It modifies requirements and procedures of the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board.

HB4293

Pae, Daniel (H)

H Health & Human Services Oversight (H) - 02/03/2026
H Public Health (H) - 02/03/2026
H Rules (H) - 02/10/2026

Committee Reassignment

Paraphrase: HB4293, by Rep. Daniel Pae, R-Lawton, creates the Veterans Mental Health Innovation Act to allow states and commonwealths to join a multistate consortium to advance research on ibogaine as medical treatment. It permits a university or other institution of higher education, or a research facility that has entered into a memorandum of agreement with a university or institution of higher education located in the state, to conduct scientific research on ibogaine for the treatment of persons 18 years of age or older who experience any of the certain medical conditions. It establishes requirements for the studies.

SB0442

Bergstrom, Micheal (S)

S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/04/2025

Second Reading - Referred to Senate Committee

Paraphrase: SB0442, by Sen. Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, authorizes a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist to provide interventional pain management services and operate certain facilities under specified conditions.

SB1257

Hamilton, Warren (S)
Turner, Tim (H)

S Public Safety (S) - 01/29/2026
S Public Safety (S) - 02/03/2026
S Public Safety (S) - 02/10/2026

H Introduced

Paraphrase: SB1257, by Sen. Warren Hamilton, R-McCurtain and Rep. Tim Turner, R-Kinta, modifies the definition of the terms "marijuana." It also modifies the list of Class 1 controlled substances.

SB1591

Rosino, Paul (S)
Newton, Carl (H)

S Health & Human Services (S) - 01/29/2026
S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/03/2026
S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/16/2026

S General Order

Paraphrase: SB1591, by Sen. Paul Rosino, R-Oklahoma City and Rep. Carl Newton, R-Woodward, prohibits individual edible medical marijuana products from including more than 10 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) per edible and no more than 100 milligrams of THC per package.

SB1642

Frix, Avery (S)
Marti, T.J. (H)

S Health & Human Services (S) - 01/29/2026
S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/03/2026
S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/16/2026

S General Order

Paraphrase: SB1642, by Sen. Avery Frix, R-Muskogee and Rep. T.J. Marti, R-Broken Arrow, authorizes divided quantities for certain acute pain opioid prescriptions specified.

SB1767

Coleman, Bill (S)

S Business & Insurance (S) - 01/29/2026
S Business & Insurance (S) - 02/03/2026
S Appropriations (S) - 02/03/2026
S Business & Insurance (S) - 02/12/2026
S Appropriations (S) - 02/24/2026

S General Order

Paraphrase: SB1767, by Sen. Bill Coleman, R-Ponca City, prohibits any person or retailer licensed outside the state from shipping, causing to be shipped, or facilitating the shipment of alcoholic beverages to any resident of this state or receive payments for or fulfill any orders of alcoholic beverages destined for delivery within this state unless otherwise permitted by law. It permits the Attorney General to pursue civil action. It sets penalties.

SB2043

Standridge, Lisa (S)

S Health & Human Services (S) - 01/29/2026
S Health & Human Services (S) - 02/03/2026

Second Reading - Referred to Senate Committee

Paraphrase: SB2043, by Sen. Lisa Standridge, R-Norman, removes the definition of "harm-reduction services" from the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act. It repeals language related to harm-reduction services.

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26- Opioid and Substance Use

Executive Summary of Tracked Bills