New Jersey S3609 mandates carbon monoxide detectors in school buildings.
New Jersey S3609 requires carbon monoxide detectors in school buildings, including public and private schools. The bill defines "carbon monoxide sensor device" as a detector tested and listed by a nationally recognized laboratory. Installation would be required unless there is no potential carbon monoxide hazard. Inspections would be conducted by local fire officials or the Division of Fire Safety in the Department of Community Affairs. The bill aims to prevent carbon monoxide exposure incidents, protecting the health and safety of students and staff.
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