Tennessee HB0357 establishes the Rescue Squad Recognition Act, requiring rescue squads to obtain a certificate of recognition from the state fire.
Tennessee HB0357, the Rescue Squad Recognition Act, mandates that rescue squads, defined as departments of municipalities, counties, political subdivisions, or nonprofit organizations offering rescue services, must obtain a valid certificate of recognition from the state fire marshal. This certificate is valid for three years and requires renewal. Nonprofit organizations must have at least 75% of their dedicated team volunteering for emergency response to qualify.
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