MA H509

Establishes the School Carbon Monoxide Safety Trust Fund, administered by the Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education, to provide grants to public school districts for installing carbon monoxide detection systems

Requires all K-12 school buildings (public and private) with fossil-fuel burning equipment or enclosed parking to install carbon monoxide alarms under Board of Fire Prevention regulations

Mandates a $7,500,000 transfer from the General Fund to the new trust fund by January 1, 2020

Requires school districts seeking grants to submit installation plans detailing methods, existing system status, and costs, with plans approved within 180 days of submission

Adopts the 2015 International Building Code standard requiring carbon monoxide detection systems in all new or substantially rehabilitated K-12 school buildings