AN ACT ALLOWING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PERSONNEL TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTATION TO INJURED POLICE DOGS.
SB 267 allows emergency medical services (EMS) personnel to provide immediate emergency treatment and transportation to injured police dogs during critical incidents. The bill directly affects police dogs that are wounded while serving law enforcement, enabling EMS responders - rather than requiring a separate veterinary team - to deliver urgent care. Key provisions amend state law to explicitly permit EMS personnel to perform these actions, streamlining emergency response for police canine units. This change focuses on practical, life-saving support during emergencies involving police dogs.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 8, 2025
Last action Jan 8, 2025
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