OK HB2337

State and local government agencies are prohibited from operating unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) or disclosing information obtained through drone surveillance except under specific exceptions: written consent, emergency situations involving imminent threats to life, valid warrant or court order, non-law-enforcement operations, public land surveillance, or scientific research/cartography

Warrants are required to collect drone surveillance from nonpublic areas; public area surveillance requires either a warrant or court order based on reasonable suspicion, limited to 48 hours with extensions up to 30 days maximum

Facial recognition and biometric matching technology cannot be used on non-target data; drones cannot be equipped with weapons except by Department of Defense or U.S. military personnel

Violations are punishable as misdemeanors with up to 6 months in jail and fines of $250-$2,500 per violation; individuals may also bring civil actions for declaratory and injunctive relief with attorney fees awarded to prevailing parties

Agencies must maintain detailed logs of each drone use including date, location, target, justification, and warrant information; logs must be retained for 3 years and reported annually to the Administrator of the Courts who retains them for 10 years