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AL HB126
Bill
Status
4/16/2024
Primary Sponsor
Leigh Hulsey
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AI Summary
HB126 Summary
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Known as the Abram Colin Act, requires training for fire-protection personnel, certified volunteer firefighters, and emergency medical services personnel on interacting with individuals with sensory needs or invisible disabilities.
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Fire-protection personnel must complete one hour of training within six months of certification and every other year thereafter; emergency medical services personnel must complete one hour annually, all beginning January 1, 2025.
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The Alabama Firefighters' Personnel Standards and Education Commission and Alabama Department of Public Health must collaborate with a nonprofit entity to provide training without compensation, with training available in person or online.
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Training providers must annually review and update curriculum to reflect current changes and trends relating to sensory needs and invisible disabilities.
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Does not apply to Alabama State Forestry Commission employees and does not eliminate or modify existing legal immunities for fire-protection or emergency medical services personnel.
Legislative Description
Fire-protection personnel and emergency medical services personnel, annual training related to individuals with sensory needs and certain disabilities, required
Public Safety & Emergencies
Last Action
Enacted
4/16/2024