Hawaii HB1249 mandates public schools to develop disaster and attack preparedness plans and maintain emergency supplies.
Hawaii HB1249 requires each public school to create a disaster and attack preparedness plan by January 1, 2026, in consultation with state agencies. The plan must include procedures for protecting health, maintaining communication with emergency agencies, ensuring resource availability, and conducting drills. Schools must also stock emergency goods for at least 48 hours. The bill appropriates funds for these emergency supplies.
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