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NE LB670
Bill
Status
1/22/2025
Primary Sponsor
Dave Murman
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AI Summary
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Requires all public school districts and nonpublic schools to adopt and maintain safety plans that include fire drills, tornado/weather drills, vehicle safety/emergency evacuation drills, and other safety instruction; plans must be updated annually and submitted to the state school security director every three years
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Caps annual inservice training requirements at no more than four hours for child care providers, teachers, paraeducators, and home visitors with regular contact with prekindergarten children; school boards may elect to require additional training
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Reduces mandatory initial training for school resource officers and security guards from a minimum of 20 hours to no more than 12 hours of evidence-based training on school-based law enforcement topics
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Expands the state school security director's responsibilities to include nonpublic schools, changes security assessments from a one-time requirement to periodic assessments, and tasks the director with creating a model safety plan for schools
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Shifts the State Fire Marshal's role from requiring schools to conduct fire drills to making recommendations on best practices and minimum safety standards for fire drills
Legislative Description
Require schools to adopt a safety plan and provide and change requirements related to training for staff of child care and schools
Last Action
Title printed. Carryover bill
1/7/2026