California AB1075 establishes regulations for privately contracted fire prevention resources during active fire incidents.
California AB1075 amends the Health and Safety Code to mandate the Office of Emergency Services, in collaboration with the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and the FIRESCOPE Program, to develop regulations for privately contracted fire prevention resources. These regulations include labeling equipment as nonemergency, prohibiting the use of emergency lights or sirens, banning labeling that indicates emergency personnel or fire department, and restricting the use of public water sources unless approved by incident command and equipped with a backflow prevention device.
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