Special Notice to All Property and Casualty Insurers Regarding Order Setting Deadline to Submit Entry of Appearances for Hearing Pursuant to 36 O.S. § 984 as to Whether the Oklahoma Homeowners Insurance Market is Noncompetitive

On July 14, 2026, the Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner issued a Special Notice stating that a hearing will be held on Monday, September 14, 2026, at 9 a.m. at the Oklahoma State Capitol, Multipurpose Room 100, 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73105.

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Issues Bulletin Addressing 2026 Rule Changes

For Immediate Release: July 29, 2026 Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Issues Bulletin Addressing 2026 Rule Changes   OKLAHOMA CITY –...

BULLETIN NO. 2026-02 (House Joint Resolution 1091 (2026 Rule Changes))

The purpose of this bulletin is to inform all persons and organizations subject to the jurisdiction of the Insurance Commissioner of the rule changes for 2026.

Artificial Intelligence and Insurance Fraud: What You Need to Know

New technologies are designed to make life easier and more convenient. But with those innovations come new threats, especially in the age of artificial intelligence. What once required advanced software to fake voices, photos, videos and documents can now be fabricated in seconds on a smartphone. Here’s what you should know about AI-powered insurance fraud and how to protect yourself.

NOTICE OF HEARING PURSUANT TO 36 O.S. § 984

Hearing Pursuant to 36 O.S. § 984 as to Whether the Oklahoma Homeowners Insurance Market is Noncompetitive

Oklahoma Insurance Department to Open Next Round of Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Grant Applications on July 13

Oklahoma homeowners statewide will have another opportunity to strengthen their homes against severe weather and reduce long-term insurance costs through the Oklahoma Insurance Department's (OID) Strengthen Oklahoma Homes (SOH) Grant Program.

2025 Roofing Report Underscores Need for Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Program

A new national roofing report from Verisk shows that Oklahoma continues to face some of the most severe and frequent hail damage in the United States. With nearly half of all roofs hit by severe hail, the findings highlight why mitigation initiatives like the Strengthen Oklahoma Homes (SOH) program, which uses the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) FORTIFIED™ standards, are critical for protecting homeowners and reducing long-term repair costs.

Oklahoma City Insurance Producer’s License Revoked for Conducting Business With Expired License, Providing Fraudulent Documents

The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) has revoked the Oklahoma producer license of Brent Carter, a formerly licensed insurance producer from Oklahoma City, following an investigation by OID’s Anti-Fraud Unit.

Top Homeowners Insurance Mistakes Oklahoma Homeowners Need to Avoid

Choosing the right homeowners insurance is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your home. Many Oklahoma homeowners focus only on the lowest premium, without checking what the policy actually covers. This can lead to major out‑of‑pocket costs after a storm, fire, or other disaster. Here are common mistakes to avoid with Oklahoma home insurance.

Oklahoma Medicare Assistance Program Leads Consumer Education During Medicare Fraud Prevention Week

Fraud costs Medicare an estimated $60 billion per year. It costs Medicare beneficiaries in time, stress, their medical identities, and potentially their health. The Oklahoma Insurance Department’s (OID) Medicare Assistance Program (MAP) is raising awareness of fraud and teaching consumers how to prevent it.