Missouri SB1436 mandates fuel gas alarms in certain buildings and creates a fund for low-income households.
Missouri SB1436 establishes gas safety requirements for covered buildings, which include residential, commercial, and public buildings with gas appliances. It mandates the installation of fuel gas alarms in all rooms with gas appliances, with specific requirements for new buildings and those undergoing major renovations. The bill also creates the State Fuel Gas Safety Assistance Fund to provide free or subsidized fuel gas alarms to low-income households. The Missouri Department of Public Safety is tasked with enforcing these provisions and promulgating rules to implement the law.
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