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MI SCR0029
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
- Supports first responder and first receiver personal preparedness planning as a priority in state law and local policies
- Emphasizes that emergency responders constitute less than 1 percent of the U.S. population while citizens' expectations for their support far exceed their capacity
- Notes that approximately 93 percent of emergency responders lack preset individual preparedness plans and cites Hurricane Katrina as evidence that unprepared responders cannot function effectively when worried about their families' welfare
- Calls for states and localities to adopt personal preparedness measures including family emergency plans, disaster supply kits, vital records documentation, and community warning system knowledge
- Directs copies of the resolution be sent to local government officials and private entities that employ first responders and first receivers
Legislative Description
A concurrent resolution to support first responder and first receiver personal preparedness planning priorities in state law and local policies.
First Responders
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Military And Veterans Affairs And Homeland Security
9/29/2010
Committee Referrals
Military, Veterans And Homeland Security9/29/2010
Homeland Security & Emerging Technologies12/3/2009
Full Bill Text
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