Law enforcement officers; creating the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Event Deconfliction Act; directing law enforcement personnel to submit certain information to the event deconfliction system; codification; effective date.

HB 1862 creates the "Oklahoma Law Enforcement Event Deconfliction Act," requiring all Oklahoma law enforcement personnel (including federal, state, tribal, and local agencies) to submit specific details about planned high-risk operations - such as raids, warrant executions, or surveillance - to a centralized event deconfliction system at least one hour before the event. The system identifies potential conflicts (e.g., overlapping operations) and mandates personnel to resolve them before proceeding, with failure to do so risking civil, administrative, or criminal penalties. Submitted information - including location, time, contact details, and search radius - is confidential and exempt from public records laws, while misuse (like submitting or accessing data for non-investigative purposes) is punishable by misdemeanor charges. The law aims to prevent accidental clashes between law enforcement teams during coordinated or overlapping operations.