Establishes criteria for temporary door locking devices in Florida, allowing their use during emergencies.
The bill defines "temporary door locking device" as a tool used only during emergencies, which can be mounted at any height and removed without a key from the egress side. It must not alter the door's fire rating, fire exit hardware, or door closer. The Florida Building Commission must integrate these devices into the Florida Building Code and ensure they are part of building safety plans and training programs.
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