Authorizes volunteer first responders in Minnesota to use warning lights on their personal vehicles when responding to emergency calls.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to allow volunteer first responders, including members of volunteer fire departments, emergency medical first responders, and ambulance crew members, to use warning lights on their personal vehicles when responding to emergency calls. The commissioner of public safety can issue permits for these lights, which must be of a type authorized by the statutes. The permit expires when the volunteer's employment as a responder ends.
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