Prisoner reentry; creating the Oklahoma Prisoner Reentry Pilot Program; stating purpose of pilot program; codification; effective date.

HB 2923 creates the Oklahoma Prisoner Reentry Pilot Program to help inmates transition from prison to community life. It directly affects incarcerated individuals with a medium or high risk of felony arrest who are released on parole, focusing on their specific needs through case management. Key provisions include connecting participants to housing, job training, healthcare, substance abuse treatment, identification services, and other support systems via individualized reentry plans. The program, starting in a county with over 500,000 residents, requires the Department of Corrections to use public-private partnerships and federal grants for funding, and to annually report on its effectiveness in reducing recidivism.