OK SB2138

Renames the "Oklahoma Controlled Burn Indemnity Fund" to the "Oklahoma Prescribed Burn Indemnity Fund" and prohibits reimbursement to participating landowners for damages on their own property

Expands who can prepare prescribed burn plans to include the Department of Wildlife Conservation, OSU Cooperative Extension Service, other recognized entities, or landowners themselves (previously only conservation districts and USDA)

Requires burn plans to include specific information: landowner contact details, property description, burn objectives, firebreak descriptions, weather conditions, smoke management considerations, manpower/equipment plans, and ignition plans

Mandates 60-day advance written or oral notice to adjoining landowners within 1 mile, 30-day advance filing with the Commission, and 48-hour notice to local fire departments and sheriff's offices

Increases the plan filing fee from $100 to $250 and caps reimbursement at $1,000,000 per prescribed fire event, effective November 1, 2026