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ME LD1369

Bill

Status

Failed

5/20/2025

Primary Sponsor

Kenneth Fredette

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Origin

House of Representatives

132nd Legislature

AI Summary

  • Maine Community College System must develop and offer EMS training courses by September 1, 2026, covering both basic and advanced emergency medical treatment at no cost to participants

  • Training must meet or exceed state and national licensing standards and be offered in multiple formats including in-person, online, and hybrid options

  • The system must study the feasibility of developing accredited degree programs in emergency medical services, also to be provided at no cost

  • Collaboration required with the Emergency Medical Services' Board, state agencies, local governments, and private stakeholders to obtain grants, donations, and partnerships

  • Annual reports required beginning January 1, 2027, detailing enrollment numbers, completion rates, impact on EMS provision, and any legislative recommendations—all funded within existing budgetary resources

Legislative Description

An Act to Provide Emergency Medical Services Training Through the Maine Community College System

Curriculum

Last Action

Pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3 Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD)

5/20/2025

Committee Referrals

Education And Cultural Affairs3/28/2025

Full Bill Text

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