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New state law will require food‑truck inspections; city urges vendors to schedule checks before Nov. 1
Summary
A Tulsa Fire Department representative told the commission that the Oklahoma Legislature passed a measure identified in the meeting as "House Bill 2459" and that new inspection and sticker requirements will take effect Nov. 1, requiring vendors to obtain state fire marshal and, if applicable, LPG commission certification.
A Tulsa Fire Department representative told the Greater Tulsa Area Hispanic Latinx Affairs Commission that the Oklahoma Legislature passed a measure the speaker identified in the meeting as "House Bill 2459," and that provisions requiring safety inspections and state stickers will take effect Nov. 1.
The representative said the law requires state fire marshal inspections and may require an LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) commission inspection for trucks that use certain fuel systems. "If they do not have the sticker from the state fire marshal and from the LPG commission, they cannot operate in the city limits of Tulsa," the speaker said during the public‑safety report.
Why it matters: Commissioners and staff said Tulsa hosts many food…
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