Savanna's Law for Oklahoma
Protecting families. Supporting survivors. Holding repeat domestic violence offenders accountable.
Petition signatures were formally delivered to Oklahoma legislators on February 16, 2026, and the full legislative packet reached all five leadership offices by March 12, 2026. In the 2026 session, a Persistent Domestic Violence Offenders Registry bill (HB 1322) passed the Oklahoma House 93–0 on March 10 and moved to the Senate Judiciary Committee, where it remained when the session ended. The registry is still not law — which is why the pressure continues.
Domestic violence doesn't end after one offense.
Domestic violence is a persistent public safety issue in Oklahoma. Too often, repeat offenders continue to cycle through communities with limited transparency, delayed coordination between agencies, and no clear system to identify high-risk individuals.
Survivors
are left without adequate protection.
Families
are left without answers.
Law enforcement
is left responding without critical information.
What Savanna's Law would do
Savanna's Law is a proposed policy framework developed by Okies First to strengthen public safety and prevent repeat domestic violence. This proposal is designed to close dangerous gaps while respecting due process and privacy.
- 1Establishing a public registry for repeat domestic violence offenders
- 2Creating a high-risk offender designation for individuals with multiple convictions
- 3Providing automatic alerts to law enforcement when responding to calls involving high-risk offenders
- 4Improving coordination between courts, OSBI, and law enforcement agencies
- 5Protecting survivor safety and sensitive personal information
- This is a concept legislative draft, not an officially filed bill
- This initiative is for education, advocacy, and public input
- The goal is to provide lawmakers with a clear, workable framework
- This is not a criminal expansion or political attack
- This does not expose survivor information
Savanna's Law is about prevention, accountability, and safety — not politics.
Public support drives legislative action.
Your signature shows lawmakers that Oklahomans want:
signed the Savanna's Law petition before it closed — proof that Oklahomans stand with survivors and demand action.
Stronger domestic violence prevention
Better protection for survivors
Safer conditions for responding officers
Accountability for repeat offenders
Delivered to
Petition signatures and the proposed legislative draft have been delivered to Oklahoma's top leadership — see the full list below, then contact your legislator to keep it moving.
- The Governor
- Senate Leadership — both parties
- House Leadership — both parties
Contact your legislator
The Savanna's Law packet has been delivered to Oklahoma's top leadership as of March 12, 2026. Now they need to hear from you. A phone call, email, or letter from a constituent is one of the most powerful ways to move a bill forward.
Packets delivered
Received by all five offices below as of 03/12/2026.
Received the Savanna's Law Packet
The Honorable Kevin Stitt
Governor of Oklahoma
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 kevin.stitt@gov.ok.govThe Honorable Lonnie Paxton
President Pro Tempore · Oklahoma State Senate
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 lonnie.paxton@oksenate.govThe Honorable Julia Kirt
Minority Leader · Oklahoma State Senate
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 julia.kirt@oksenate.govThe Honorable Kyle Hilbert
Speaker of the House · Oklahoma House of Representatives
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 kyle.hilbert@okhouse.govThe Honorable Cyndi Munson
Minority Leader · Oklahoma House of Representatives
2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 cyndi.munson@okhouse.gov
Use your voice
Not sure what to say? Copy the sample script, fill in your details, and send it to your representative and the Governor. Personalize it — your story matters more than a form letter.
Dear [Senator / Representative / Governor], My name is [your name], and I'm an Oklahoman who supports Savanna's Law — a proposed framework to protect survivors, support families, and hold repeat domestic violence offenders accountable. I understand the Savanna's Law legislative packet was delivered to your office. I'm asking you to review it, meet with Okies First, and help move this framework forward into a filed bill. Oklahomans deserve prevention, accountability, and safety — not politics. Please make Savanna's Law a priority this session. Thank you, [Your name] [Your city, OK]
Fuel the fight for survivors, families, and safer Oklahoma communities.
Your contribution powers the advocacy, outreach, and accountability work behind Savanna's Law — keeping pressure on lawmakers until it becomes law.