LAW ENFORCE/OFFICERS: Enacts the MJ 911 Act to extend health insurance coverage for families of law enforcement officers and firemen employed by the City of Lafayette who are killed in the line of duty (EN INCREASE LF EX See Note)

Changed the jurisdiction from 'City of Lafayette' to 'Lafayette Parish' to include all law enforcement and fire employees within the parish limits.

Extended the duration of health insurance coverage for surviving spouses from 'until Medicare eligibility' to 'for the remainder of the surviving spouse's life'.

Reduced the age limit for dependent children from 'under twenty-six' to 'under eighteen' to align with standard federal and state definitions of dependent children.

Adjusted the student age eligibility for children from 'under twenty-three' to 'under twenty-three' (unchanged text but recontextualized within the new age structure) and clarified the requirement for full-time enrollment.

Removed the retroactive application clause that would have applied benefits back to January 1, 2017, likely due to budgetary constraints or legislative strategy.

Added co-sponsors (Senators Barrow, Boudreaux, Carter, etc.) to the bill header.

Updated page numbering from 5 pages to 4 pages.

Removed the 'REENGROSSED' status label and replaced it with 'ENROLLED'.

Replaced references to 'Lafayette Parish' with 'the City of Lafayette' throughout the text to align the eligibility criteria with the specific municipal employer.