OK SB1945

Requires acquiring agencies to provide property owners with the "Landowner's Bill of Rights" statement at the presentation of the first offer when seeking to acquire property through eminent domain

Mandates that good-faith negotiation efforts include providing property owners with any appraisal or damage assessment relied upon by the acquiring entity

Grants property owners the right of first refusal if land acquired through eminent domain is later sold by the state, state agencies, or persons who acquired it through eminent domain, at the lower of current market value or the original eminent domain sale price

Extends the right of first refusal to the original landowner and their first generation of heirs

Requires the Attorney General to review and update the Landowner's Bill of Rights at least once every two years to ensure accuracy and clarity, with an effective date of November 1, 2026