Establishes a firearm detection program in Kansas, allowing public entities and accredited nonpublic schools to use firearm detection software.
Kansas HB2381 establishes the safe and secure firearm detection program, overseen by the attorney general. Public entities and accredited nonpublic schools can apply to use firearm detection software, which must be developed in the U.S. without third-party or open-source data. The attorney general will contract with a private vendor for the software, which must detect firearms, integrate with security cameras, and be managed by a monitored operations center.
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