Law enforcement agencies and emergency medical services providers must report on their response to active shooter events.

This bill requires law enforcement agencies and emergency medical services providers to report on their response to active shooter events. It mandates that these entities submit a preliminary report within 30 days and a final report within 60 days of the event. The reports must include details such as a description of the event, deployed personnel and equipment, a cost analysis, and a final evaluation. The bill also establishes a grant program for law enforcement agencies to become accredited or maintain accreditation.

Law enforcement agencies and emergency medical services providers must report on their response to active shooter events.

This bill requires law enforcement agencies and emergency medical services providers to report on their response to active shooter events. It mandates that these entities submit a preliminary report within 30 days and a final report within 60 days of the event. The reports must include details such as a description of the event, deployed personnel and equipment, a cost analysis, and a final evaluation. The bill also establishes a grant program for law enforcement agencies to become accredited or maintain accreditation.