California AB1424 aims to protect incarcerated individuals from extreme weather by improving safety protocols and infrastructure in correctional.
California AB1424, known as the Climate Justice in Prisons Emergency Response Act, mandates the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to implement measures to safeguard incarcerated individuals from the impacts of extreme weather events. The bill requires the installation of adequate cooling systems, temperature monitoring, and emergency response protocols. It also includes provisions for staff training, hydration requirements, and medical intervention protocols. Incarcerated individuals can file grievances regarding unsafe conditions related to extreme weather events.
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