Texas HB4341 mandates critical infrastructure facilities to provide emergency response maps and establishes a grant program for mapping services.
Texas HB4341 requires each critical infrastructure facility to provide the Department of Public Safety and appropriate public safety agencies with an accurate emergency response map. The map must include detailed floor plans, labels for rooms, hallways, and stairwells, and the locations of hazards, utilities, and emergency equipment. The maps must be accessible via various software and easily updated. Facilities cannot share these maps publicly. The bill also establishes a grant program to assist facilities in obtaining mapping services, with grants only covering initial production costs.
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