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Committee Unanimously Passes Cleanup Bill Adjusting Indemnity Fund Fees and Coverage for Burns and Leased Land

February 09, 2026 | 2026 Legislature OK, Oklahoma


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Committee Unanimously Passes Cleanup Bill Adjusting Indemnity Fund Fees and Coverage for Burns and Leased Land
An amendment to Senate Bill 2112 — read into the record as submitted by Senator Murdoch — won unanimous committee approval after lawmakers discussed technical fixes and the indemnity fund's mechanics.

The clerk read amendment language inserting "or leased" into definitions that previously referenced only land "owned by" and raising the indemnity fund participation fee from $100 to $250. Committee discussion explained the change is intended to expand eligibility and adjust the fund's revenue model; the bill text also references potential coverage up to $1,000,000 under the indemnity fund.

A senator asked whether neighbors could force landowners to join the indemnity fund; the sponsor said no — participation is voluntary. Committee members also asked whether $250 contributions would generate sufficient funds to meet statutory thresholds; the sponsor noted that if the fund lacks sufficient balance immediately, claims will be paid over time as funds become available.

On roll call, the committee recorded 13 ayes and 0 nays and the chair declared the amendment and underlying bill passed in committee.

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