OK SB2010

Creates misdemeanor penalties of up to $10,000 fine and 90 days jail time for corporate officers and municipal officials who knowingly fail to report sham transactions or concealment of heavy metal pollution information.

Requires county health departments to perform annual audits of lead toxicity screenings for children ages 6 months to 72 months and report results to the Legislature within 30 days.

Directs the State Department of Health to designate one week annually as "Heavy Metals Safety Week" and develop a public awareness campaign about heavy metals exposure.

Requires the State Board of Education to establish a committee overseeing development of an elementary education learning unit and public advertising campaign focused on dangers of heavy metals exposure, especially lead.

Takes effect November 1, 2010.