House lowers minimum age to become licensed fire‑extinguisher technician from 21 to 18
March 11, 2026 | 2026 Legislature OK, Oklahoma
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The Oklahoma House adopted House Bill 30‑81, which reduces the minimum age requirement to become a licensed fire‑extinguisher technician from 21 to 18, aligning it with age requirements for sprinkler and alarm technicians.
Representative Kelly introduced the measure as a workforce development issue and moved for adoption, saying it brings parity between related trades. There were no extended questions on the floor; the Clerk announced the vote tally as 90 aye, 0 nay and the Speaker declared the bill passed.
The transcript records a brief presentation and unanimous adoption; no amendments or fiscal effects were detailed on the floor.
Representative Kelly introduced the measure as a workforce development issue and moved for adoption, saying it brings parity between related trades. There were no extended questions on the floor; the Clerk announced the vote tally as 90 aye, 0 nay and the Speaker declared the bill passed.
The transcript records a brief presentation and unanimous adoption; no amendments or fiscal effects were detailed on the floor.
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