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H5254

Study Order

Introduced·3/19/26
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Massachusetts H5254 mandates a study on various public safety and correctional facility issues.

Massachusetts H5254 directs the committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security to investigate and study multiple issues related to public safety, correctional facilities, and emergency response. The study includes topics such as mobile amusement equipment restraints, safety training for jet operators, food safety in correctional facilities, and the use of green lights for emergency vehicles. The committee must report its findings and recommendations to the General Court by December 31, 2026.

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History

Mar 19

House

Reported from the committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security (under House Rule 27)

Mar 19

House

Accompanied by H2566, H2567, H2575, H2577, H2586, H2593, H2599, H2601, H2605, H2612, H2623, H2624, H2625, H2628, H2630, H2634, H2635, H2638, H2641, H2649, H2654, H2659, H2660, H2661, H2670, H2674, H2678, H2679, H2680, H2685, H2688, H2694, H2697, H2702, H2706, H2707, H2717, H2718, H2721, H2737, H2739, H3962, H4049, H4124 and H4125

Mar 19

House

Order reported favorably by committee and referred to the committee on Joint Rules