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MI HB4061
Bill
Status
Vetoed
9/14/2021
Primary Sponsor
Bradley Slagh
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AI Summary
- Redefines "public threat" as a clear, present, persistent, ongoing, and random threat to public safety likely to cause immediate or nearly immediate loss of life or property
- Expands the definition of public threat to include acts of terrorism, unresolved mass shootings, natural disasters, industrial explosions, train derailments, and announcements of endangered missing individuals
- Requires the Department of State Police to establish and maintain a public threat alert system plan designed to rapidly disseminate information to radio, television stations, and wireless devices through the federal wireless emergency alert system
- Prohibits activation of the public threat alert system to announce new laws or executive orders unless necessary to respond to an immediate or nearly immediate loss of life or property
Legislative Description
Law enforcement: communications; restrictions for use of the emergency alert system; provide for. Amends secs. 2 & 3 of 2016 PA 235 (MCL 28.672 & 28.673).
Law enforcement: state police
Last Action
Re-referred To Committee On Government Operations
9/14/2021
Committee Referrals
Government Operations9/14/2021
Regulatory Reform3/4/2021
Government Operations1/28/2021
Full Bill Text
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