# Oklahoma Senate Studies County Law Libraries

Senator Mary Boren of the Oklahoma Senate is leading an interim study on county law libraries to assess their current roles, funding structures, and public service offerings, including support for legal aid and self-represented litigants. A public feedback session was held on September 16, 2026, at the Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City to gather input on how these libraries assist with legal services, notary access, and other community needs.

- This study signals potential future procurement or funding adjustments for county law libraries in Oklahoma, which may impact vendors providing library services, legal information systems, or related technology solutions.
- Procurement professionals should monitor outcomes for possible contract opportunities related to expanding or modernizing law library services, including digital access and legal aid support tools.
- Organizations offering legal information technology, library management systems, or community legal services may find opportunities to engage with Oklahoma counties as they evaluate service enhancements.
- The contact information provided (Mary.Boren@oksenate.gov, 405-521-5553) offers a direct channel for stakeholders to submit feedback or inquire about procurement implications tied to this study.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Professional Services
**Topics:** Grants & Funding
**Published:** September 23, 2026

### Government Entities
- Oklahoma Senate Judiciary Committee

### Key Quotes
> I9m asking for feedback on how expanded law library services assist with legal aid, help for those representing themselves in legal cases without an attorney, notary access and other services.
> — Sen. Mary Boren

### Sources
- [Sen. Boren asks for public feedback ahead of study on county law libraries | Oklahoma Senate](https://www.oksenate.gov/press-releases/sen-boren-asks-public-feedback-ahead-study-county-law-libraries?back=/press-releases) - OK