California AB2543 mandates an assessment of fuel and transportation resources during emergencies to ensure public health and safety.
California AB2543 requires the Office of Emergency Services to assess fuel and transportation resources during emergencies. The assessment evaluates the impact of emergencies on access to these resources, identifies necessary resources, and recommends actions to maintain availability. The evaluation considers factors such as geographical location, types of resources, and safety during emergencies. The Office of Emergency Services must also provide opportunities for public comment. The assessment is due by July 1, 2028.
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