Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-504: Quarantine - Violation of quarantine unlawful -

Injunctive relief.

A. Whenever a local health officer determines or suspects that

a person has been exposed to and may be incubating a communicable

disease of public health concern, the local health officer may

impose a quarantine upon such person and require such person to

remain out of public contact and in the place or premises where such

person usually stays. Notice thereof shall be given in accordance

with the rules and regulations of the State Board of Health. It

shall be unlawful for such person, or any other person, to violate

the terms or conditions of the quarantine.

B. Whenever a local health officer determines or suspects that

a person has a communicable disease of public health concern, the

local health officer may impose isolation upon such person and

require such person to remain out of public contact and in an

adequate treatment facility or in the place or premises where such

person usually stays. Notice thereof shall be given in accordance

with the rules and regulations of the State Board of Health. It

shall be unlawful for such person, or any other person, to violate

the terms or conditions of the isolation.

C. District courts shall be authorized to grant injunctive

relief, including temporary injunctions and temporary restraining

orders, to compel compliance with a quarantine or isolation order

issued by a local health officer pursuant to this section.