Nondisclosure agreements; prohibiting municipalities from entering into certain agreements; providing certain exceptions.

SB 1619 requires any individual or company planning to build a data center on unincorporated county land in Oklahoma to notify the county commission board and hold public meetings before construction. Specifically, it mandates submitting a notice of intent to the board (to be read at the next meeting and published locally for three weeks), scheduling three public meetings with two-week intervals (notified daily for two days beforehand), and allowing public comment before the commission votes. The bill applies directly to data center developers and county commissions, ensuring transparency and community input. It declares an emergency to take effect immediately upon passage.