Domestic Violence Doesn’t End After One Offense

Domestic violence is a persistent public safety issue in Oklahoma. Too often, repeat offenders continue to cycle through communities with limited transparency, delayed coordination between agencies, and no clear system to identify high-risk individuals.

Survivors are left without adequate protection.

Families are left without answers.

Law enforcement is left responding without critical information.

What Savanna’s Law Would Do

Savanna’s Law is a proposed policy framework developed by Okies First to strengthen public safety and prevent repeat domestic violence by:

• Establishing a public registry for repeat domestic violence offenders

• Creating a high-risk offender designation for individuals with multiple convictions

• Providing automatic alerts to law enforcement when responding to calls involving high-risk offenders

• Improving coordination between courts, OSBI, and law enforcement agencies

• Protecting survivor safety and sensitive personal information

This proposal is designed to close dangerous gaps while respecting due process and privacy.

✔ This is a concept legislative draft, not an officially filed bill

✔ This initiative is for education, advocacy, and public input

✔ The goal is to provide lawmakers with a clear, workable framework

✖ This is not a criminal expansion or political attack

✖ This does not expose survivor information