Tennessee SB1110 establishes the Rescue Squad Recognition Act, setting standards for rescue squads in Tennessee.
Tennessee SB1110, the Rescue Squad Recognition Act, amends Tennessee Code to establish standards for rescue squads. The act requires rescue squads to be recognized by the state fire marshal's office and mandates that they meet specific qualifications. Rescue squads must be nonprofit organizations with at least 75% volunteer personnel. The act outlines the process for recognition, renewal, and reporting requirements for rescue squads. It also specifies penalties for violations and allows for the nonrenewal, revocation, or suspension of certificates under certain conditions.
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