Oklahoma HB1417 establishes the School Access for Emergency Response Act to enhance school safety through improved communication systems.
Oklahoma HB1417, known as the School Access for Emergency Response Act, creates a grant program within the State Department of Education to improve communication systems between schools and first responders. The act defines key terms such as "interoperability" and "interoperable technology." To be eligible for grants, schools must have a memorandum of understanding with their regional public safety answering point or local law enforcement agencies.
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