Hawaii SB1110 establishes comprehensive emergency management protocols, including evacuation plans, resource management, and accreditation standards.
Hawaii SB1110 mandates the development of a comprehensive evacuation plan for local emergency response procedures, coordinating with the state's emergency management plan. It outlines protocols for evacuation decision-making, hazard identification, resource management, and training. The bill requires state and county emergency management agencies to pursue accreditation through the Emergency Management Accreditation Program, adhering to national standards.
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