An Act relating to the recognition of EMS personnel licensure interstate compact; and providing for an effective date.

SB 256 would allow Alaska to join an interstate agreement (the EMS Licensure Compact) that recognizes emergency medical services (EMS) licenses across state lines. This means EMTs, paramedics, and other licensed EMS personnel could work in participating states without needing a new license, streamlining their ability to provide care during emergencies or routine operations. The compact requires states to share information about license status and any disciplinary actions to ensure patient safety and maintain consistent standards. By joining this agreement, Alaska would align with other states to make EMS workforce mobility easier while protecting public health.