IN HB1263

Establishes liability protections for community fast responders, defined as volunteers who perform CPR, defibrillation, or other emergency services under the direction of a nonprofit corporation

Requires counties to adopt an ordinance approving community fast responder services and the directing nonprofit corporation to purchase at least $300,000 in insurance coverage for bodily injury or property damage

Limits civil liability of community fast responders to the insurance coverage amount, except in cases of gross negligence or willful/wanton misconduct, and prohibits punitive damages against them

Caps civil liability of community fast responder nonprofit corporations at $300,000, excluding cases involving gross negligence or willful/wanton misconduct

Grants counties that adopt authorizing ordinances immunity from civil liability under existing state law (IC 34-13-3-3), effective July 1, 2010