Committee recommends passing resolution to coordinate emergency-preparedness outreach

The House Committee on Health & Homelessness chair recommended passing a resolution to coordinate with emergency management and relevant agencies on outreach to inform the public about emergency preparedness, the chair said during a meeting.

The recommendation to "pass this Resolution as is" followed brief discussion about agency collaboration and outreach roles. Member Lisonbee asked about support and response responsibilities, and the chair invited additional questions before indicating the committee would move on in the agenda. The transcript excerpt provided does not include a recorded vote or final outcome for the resolution.

The discussion centered on using emergency-management staff and "relevant agencies" for outreach programs to inform the community about preparedness; the transcript does not specify which agencies, program details, timelines, or funding sources. Committee members asked whether individual response roles and agency support were in place, but the excerpt does not record detailed answers or decisions beyond the chair's recommendation.

Because the excerpt is brief and partially garbled, several specifics are not available in the record provided: the resolution's official title or number, the mover or seconder of any motion, a vote tally, and any implementation deadlines. The chair's recommendation was the last substantive action recorded in the excerpt; the committee's formal disposition of the resolution (approved, tabled, or deferred) is not specified in the material supplied.