Hawaii HB361 strengthens emergency management protocols, focusing on training, coordination, and resource allocation.
Hawaii HB361 enhances emergency management by establishing stringent training and experience requirements for administrators and personnel. It mandates the adoption of the National Incident Management System and Incident Command System for all emergency operations. The bill outlines specific roles and responsibilities for emergency management personnel, ensuring standardized training and certification. It also requires counties to establish emergency operations centers, develop comprehensive emergency management plans, and coordinate with state agencies.
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