Oklahoma unveils statewide event-security guide and launches Protect Okay app
Oklahoma’s governor and state public safety officials introduced a statewide resource guide for securing public events, highlighted a new Protect Okay reporting app and said they issued an executive order to train law enforcement on active‑shooter response. The guide and tools are available to local planners and agencies online.
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Oklahoma’s governor and state public safety officials unveiled a statewide resource guide for securing public events and highlighted new tools, including the Protect Okay app, as the state prepared for high-profile gatherings including the start of the NBA championship series.
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