Firearms; modifying scope of unlawful carry. Effective date.

SB 732 updates Oklahoma's law on where carrying firearms is prohibited. It clarifies that concealed or unconcealed weapons are unlawful in government buildings, courthouses, most schools (except under specific policies), sports venues during events, gambling locations, and public events without "minimum-security" barriers. The bill allows concealed carry on school parking lots (with firearms stored out of view), in municipal zoos/parks owned by public trusts or nonprofits, and in designated recreational areas. It also specifies that private schools can permit firearm carry by staff if they adopt a policy, and public school personnel with security licenses may carry on campus. The law maintains $250 maximum fines for violations but does not change background checks or permit requirements.