In Oklahoma, the law prohibits people under 21 from purchasing or possessing tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars, smokeless tobacco, and e-cigarettes. These laws aim to protect young people from nicotine addiction and long-term health risks such as heart and lung disease. Minors who violate these laws may face fines, community service, or mandatory education programs, while retailers who sell to underage individuals can receive heavy fines and/or license suspension.
The Oklahoma ABLE Commission is dedicated to enforcing the state’s laws.
Our trained enforcement officers conduct regular inspections, compliance checks, investigations into reported violations, and sting operations targeting illegal sales, counterfeit IDs, and other liquor law infractions.
Through education, proactive patrols, and swift action on complaints, we work closely with local law enforcement, retailers, and the public to uphold Oklahoma’s strict standards for alcohol service and distribution. If you suspect a violation, you can report it confidentially through our online complaint form—your help helps keep communities safe.
Report Suspected Liquor Law Violations
The Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement (ABLE) Commission is committed to ensuring that all businesses and other ABLE licensees comply with state liquor laws. If you believe a business or licensee is violating these laws, you can help us protect public safety and uphold fair business practices by submitting a complaint through our official online form.
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Enforcement Districts Agent Map
The Enforcement Division is tasked with ensuring compliance with the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act. To facilitate efforts the State has been divided into three (3) Districts.
Tobacco and Vape Information
Visit our Tobacco Enforcement page for up-to-date information on tobacco laws, access to the vape registry, and guidance on compliance requirements. You’ll also find helpful FDA resources to support understanding of federal regulations and enforcement policies.
Education / Training
In addition to ABLE licensee training, the Oklahoma ABLE Commission provides educational programs for community members, law enforcement officers, and youth.
Enforcement FAQs
Find clear answers to common questions about Oklahoma ABLE licensing, registration, enforcement, and regulations.
Last Modified on
Feb 24, 2026
