OK HB4261

Designates the Attorney General as chair of the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board and authorizes the Attorney General to propose remedies for noncompliant grantees

Requires grantees to maintain and submit supporting documentation for all purchases and expenditures, with payments to third parties made on a reimbursement basis or after receipt of goods/services

Establishes a formal appeals process allowing eligible participants to contest grant denials within 20 days, with appeals limited to the original application and reasons for denial provided

Board appeal decisions are final and non-reviewable under state administrative procedures law, and partial funding awards are not considered denials

Adds definitions for "grantee" and "nonapproved purpose" and requires the Board to develop opioid grant award contracts and grounds for contract termination