Relating to active shooter incidents at primary and secondary school facilities and other emergencies.

Requires all school districts and charter schools to have at least one breaching tool and ballistic shield available at each campus for active shooter incidents.

Mandates security reviews of school facilities whenever they are constructed, acquired, renovated, or improved to identify vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies.

Updates emergency operations plan requirements to include standardized response protocol terminology and prompt recovery of services.

Creates new evaluation and reporting requirements for law enforcement and emergency medical services responding to active shooter incidents at schools, with preliminary reports due within 45 days and final reports within 90 days.

Establishes a training program at the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center to prepare peace officers and emergency medical personnel for active shooter incidents at schools.

Requires public information officers in law enforcement agencies, schools, and municipalities to obtain emergency communications certification and complete continuing education.

Requires the Texas Division of Emergency Management to develop a public guide on preparing for and responding to active shooter incidents at schools.

Mandates that law enforcement agencies respond to active shooter incidents at schools using a standardized evaluation template developed by the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center.

Creates a grant program providing up to $25,000 for initial accreditation and $12,500 for reaccreditation for law enforcement agencies seeking certification.