What applies in Oklahoma
Without a state law, products sold in Oklahoma still have to meet federal rules, including EPA's one-time TSCA PFAS reporting rule, and any product sold into other states has to meet those states' bans. Retailers selling nationally often apply the strictest state rule across their range. The product checker compares Oklahoma with the states around it.
Neighboring states with PFAS laws: Colorado (14 product bans), New Mexico (13 product bans), Arkansas (firefighting foam only).
Bills and pending action
- SB 271 (2025-2026, 60th Legislature, 1st Session): Oklahoma PFAS Act
Died in committee when the 2026 session adjourned. (January 2, 2025)
Would exempt certain 'passive receivers' of PFAS (water and wastewater systems, stormwater permittees, airports, waste sites) from civil liability for release costs absent a regulatory violation, direct the Environmental Quality Board to adopt rules on receipt, storage, treatment and disposal of PFAS, and require Department authorization before any facility accepts more than 200 pounds per day of AFFF waste. Source
Timeline
- January 2, 2025 Update
SB 271 (Oklahoma PFAS Act) was introduced. Source