The Oklahoma Computer Equipment Recovery Act requires computer manufacturers to establish a state-approved recovery plan, which may include an existing collection and consolidation infrastructure, or creating a jointly-managed system with other processors, re-use organizations, non-profit organizations or retailers. Targeting desktop and laptop computers, as well as computer monitors, possible collection methods include:

• A mail-back system that allows consumers to return end-of-life covered devices by mail, free of charge
• A physically staffed collection site that is geographically central to the consumers served
• Collection events held by the manufacturer.

 
Under the measure, manufacturers must submit a declaration to the state guaranteeing that their recovery program will not landfill any collected electronics.
       The act will commence January 1, 2009.