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AL SB353
Bill
Status
3/10/2026
Primary Sponsor
April Weaver
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AI Summary
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Local boards of education and charter school governing bodies must equip designated employees with mobile emergency rapid response systems by October 1, 2030, subject to available school safety funding
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Mobile emergency rapid response systems must be wearable or carried devices that immediately connect to 911 and provide room/floor-level location data, including outdoor areas like parking lots and athletic fields
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Covered employees include teachers, administrators, custodial staff, cafeteria workers, nurses, counselors, coaches, bus drivers, and any other staff with student access during the school day
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State Superintendent of Education must develop an approved vendor list for schools to purchase compliant systems
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Schools may use K-12 Capital Grant Program funds, Education Trust Fund Advancement and Technology Fund, School Security and Fire Safety Fund, or other available funding sources for compliance
Legislative Description
Public K-12 schools; mobile emergency rapid response systems required, State Superintendent of Education required to approve vendors, funding sources provided for
Education
Last Action
Pending Senate Finance and Taxation Education
3/10/2026