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Nevada Senate passes bill allowing emergency management to share school emergency plans with local agencies
Summary
Senate Bill 38 passed the Nevada Senate March 27 to authorize dissemination of school emergency operation plans to local public safety agencies for active terrorism or related emergencies and for preparedness and response activities.
Senators passed Senate Bill 38 on March 27, authorizing the Division of Emergency Management to disseminate school emergency operation plans and approved deviations to local public safety agencies in connection with active terrorism or related emergencies, and for emergency preparedness, coordination and response.
Senator Cruz Crawford, sponsor on the floor, said the bill "authorizes the division of emergency management to disseminate school emergency operation plans to local public safety agency in the event of an active terrorism or related emergency or for emergency preparedness, coordination, and response efforts." No floor amendments were offered. After floor remarks concluded, the secretary opened the roll; the vote was 20 yeas, 0 nays. The presiding officer declared the bill passed and ordered it transmitted to the Assembly.
Section 4 of the bill was recorded as becoming effective upon passage and approval. The transcript does not include implementation details such as data-sharing protocols, privacy safeguards or the specific scope of “local public safety agency”; those provisions would be specified in the bill text and implementing regulations. The action recorded on the floor was a roll-call vote with the constitutional majority recorded as 20–0.
