Hawaii HB1445 mandates safety and emergency preparedness measures in schools, including retrofitting classroom doors, installing public address.
Hawaii HB1445 introduces several safety and emergency preparedness measures for schools. It requires retrofitting classroom doors with interior locks, connecting classrooms and outdoor spaces to a public address system, and ensuring emergency access routes with multiple entrances and exits. The bill also mandates functioning fire alarms with both auditory and visual components in all classrooms and outdoor gathering spaces.
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