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Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-2-110

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Release of records

Official statutory text

A. The Commissioner and such officers of the Department as the

Commissioner may designate are hereby authorized to prepare under

the seal of the Department and deliver upon request a certified copy

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of any record of the Department, charging a fee of Three Dollars

($3.00) for each record so certified, and every such certified copy

shall be admissible in any proceeding in any court in like manner as

the original thereof. A certification fee shall be charged:

1. Only if the person requesting the record specifically

requests that the record be certified; and

2. In addition to the copying and reproduction fees provided by

the Oklahoma Open Records Act or any other applicable law.

B. The Commissioner and any other officers of the Department as

the Commissioner may designate are hereby authorized to provide a

copy of any record required to be maintained by the Department at no

charge to any of the following government agencies when requested in

the performance of official governmental duties:

1. The driver license agency of any other state;

2. Any court, district attorney or municipal prosecutor in this

state or any other state;

3. Any law enforcement agency in this state or any other state

or any federal agency empowered by law to make arrests for public

offenses;

4. Any nonprofit provider exempt from federal income tax

pursuant to Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986

and contracted by the Developmental Disabilities Services Division

of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services; or

5. Any state agency in this state.

C. Any record required to be maintained by the Department may

be released to any other entity free of charge when the release of

the record would be for the benefit of the public, as determined by

the Commissioner or a designee of the Commissioner.

D. 1. Upon written request to the Commissioner of Public

Safety by a law enforcement agency or another state's or country's

driver licensing agency for personal information on a specific

individual, as named or otherwise identified in the written request,

to be used in the official capacity of the agency, the Commissioner

may release such personal information to the agency pursuant to the

provisions of the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, 18 United States

Code, Sections 2721 through 2725. Provided, the provisions of this

subsection or any other provision of this title shall not be

construed to keep audio or video recordings of the Department of

Public Safety confidential beyond any exceptions provided for in the

Oklahoma Open Records Act.

2. For the purposes of this subsection, "personal information"

means information which identifies a person, including but not

limited to a photograph or image in computerized format of the

person, fingerprint image in computerized format, signature or

signature in computerized format, Social Security number, residence

address, mailing address, and medical or disability information.

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