State geographic information; State Government Geographic Information One-Stop Initiative; geodata; State Geographic Information Council; Office of Geographic information; duties; leaf-off aerial imagery; effective date.

The State Geographic Information Council membership was increased from nineteen to twenty members.

New term limits were established for members appointed by the Governor, restricting them to three successive terms.

Specific appointment terms were defined for new council representatives, with a two-year term for city government and a three-year term for county assessors.

The chair of the council was explicitly designated as the Executive Director of the Oklahoma Conservation Commission or their designee.

Two new seats were added to the council: one for a representative of county assessors and one for a representative of city government.

Corrected a clerical inconsistency in Section 2 where the Council membership count was ambiguously listed as 'nineteen (19) twenty (20)' members, clarifying it to 'twenty (20)' members.

Adjusted the title of the 9-1-1 Council member from 'State Geographer Oklahoma 9-1-1 Coordinator' to 'State Geographer or designee Oklahoma 9-1-1 Coordinator' to align with the role's proper designation.

The State Geographic Information Council membership was increased from 19 to 20 members.

The Oklahoma 9-1-1 Coordinator from the Oklahoma 9-1-1 Management Authority was added as a new member to the Council.

The bill was updated to require the State Geographic Information Coordinator to develop procedures for state agencies to submit geodata for publication on a public website.

The definition of the 'State Geographic Information One-Stop Initiative' was added to establish the requirement for public access to geodata.