Public Safety Legislation

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Public Safety Legislation

Senate subcommittee advances a slate of public-safety, corrections and firearms bills

The Senate Public Safety and Claims Subcommittee in Richmond recommended a broad set of public-safety and corrections bills for full-committee consideration, including measures on impersonating officers, an assault-weapons ban substitute, corrections-code changes and hate-crime firearm prohibitions. Several items were carried over for fiscal or drafting work.

2026 Legislature VAMar 5, 2026

Public Safety Legislation

Police chief says HB 5011 did not pass; department will monitor future proposals

Chief Adam Bogart told trustees House Bill 5011 — which he said would have reduced the department's ability to carry out certain crime-prevention measures — did not pass during the recent session and the department will continue to monitor related legislation.

ChannahonJun 1, 2026

Public Safety Legislation

Dearborn board unanimously backs Rowan Act bills to expand wireless alerts for children and vulnerable adults

The board voted to adopt a resolution supporting Michigan House Bills 4517 and 4518 (Rowan Act) and Senate Bill 456, which would broaden wireless alert capabilities beyond traditional Amber Alerts to include children in danger and certain vulnerable adults.

Dearborn City School DistrictMay 11, 2026

Public Safety Legislation

Council adopts civil firearms-discharge ordinance; proposed hate-crime ordinance fails on roll call

Beaufort County adopted a civil-penalty ordinance prohibiting negligent or intentional firearm discharges that endanger life or property; a separate proposed criminal hate-intimidation ordinance failed on a 4–6 roll call after debate over First Amendment risks and whether state-level action is preferable.

Beaufort CountyApr 27, 2026