Texas HB33 mandates emergency response protocols and mental health support for law enforcement and emergency services personnel.
Texas HB33 introduces measures to enhance emergency response protocols and mental health support for law enforcement and emergency services personnel. It requires law enforcement agencies to adopt policies for responding to active shooter emergencies based on best practices. The Texas Division of Emergency Management must develop a guide for preparing and responding to active shooter events. Political subdivisions and interjurisdictional agencies must adopt measures for the prompt recovery of services after such emergencies.
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