OH HB109

Expands methods for parents to voluntarily surrender newborns up to 30 days old, including calling 9-1-1 and waiting for emergency personnel, or using newborn safety incubators at law enforcement agencies, hospitals, and emergency medical service organizations

Adds "peace officer support employee" as a new defined term for authorized persons who can take possession of surrendered children under the direction of peace officers

Requires the Ohio Department of Health to adopt rules governing newborn safety incubators, including design requirements (30-second notification alerts, automatic 9-1-1 triggers), manufacturing standards, installer qualifications, sanitation standards, and registration procedures

Establishes that incubators are considered "supervised" either when authorized personnel are present or when a secondary 9-1-1 alarm dispatches alternate responders, and provides civil liability protection for responders unless willful or wanton misconduct occurs

Directs the Department of Job and Family Services to develop an educational plan with the Ohio Family and Children First Cabinet Council to inform at-risk populations about safe surrender options