Alabama HB187 requires public K-12 schools to equip designated employees with mobile emergency rapid response systems by October 1, 2030.

Alabama HB187 mandates that public K-12 schools provide designated employees with mobile emergency rapid response systems by October 1, 2030. These systems must connect directly to public safety answering points and provide location information. The State Superintendent of Education is required to approve vendors and develop a list for governing bodies to purchase from. Funding for these systems can come from various sources, including the K-12 Capital Grant Program and the Education Trust Fund Advancement and Technology.

Alabama HB187 requires public K-12 schools to equip designated employees with mobile emergency rapid response systems by October 1, 2030.

Alabama HB187 mandates that public K-12 schools provide designated employees with mobile emergency rapid response systems by October 1, 2030. These systems must connect directly to public safety answering points and provide location information. The State Superintendent of Education is required to approve vendors and develop a list for governing bodies to purchase from. Funding for these systems can come from various sources, including the K-12 Capital Grant Program and the Education Trust Fund Advancement and Technology.