OK SB595

Creates the Oklahoma Jail Standards Act, consolidating and codifying standards for detention facilities and lockup facilities operated by counties and municipalities in Oklahoma

Requires the State Department of Health to conduct annual inspections of detention facilities and authorizes the State Commissioner of Health to promulgate rules implementing jail standards

Establishes detailed requirements for detention facilities including minimum 40 square feet per initial inmate, 24-hour supervision, at least 3 meals daily (2 hot), staff training (24 hours first year, 4-8 hours annually thereafter), and smoke detection/sprinkler systems

Defines staffing requirements based on facility size: facilities with 40 or fewer prisoners need only one detention officer on-site; facilities with 41-74 prisoners require one detention officer plus one CLEET-certified person

Sets standards for juvenile detention including prohibition on holding juveniles in holding or lockup facilities, requirement for sight and sound separation from adults, and limits juvenile detention in adult facilities to 6 hours for processing (extendable to 24 hours in rural areas)