An Act relative to more accessible 911 disability indicator forms
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill requires the State 911 Department to make a statewide disability indicator form available on its website. This form is intended to help 911 operators better understand a caller’s needs when responding to emergencies, particularly those involving individuals with disabilities. The goal is to improve communication and response times for people with disabilities who call 911. The bill aims to enhance accessibility and inclusivity in emergency services.
Key provisions
- The State 911 Department must publish a disability indicator form.
- The form will be available on the Department’s website.
- The form is intended for use by 911 operators.
- The form aims to assist in understanding callers’ needs.
- The form supports improved emergency response for individuals with disabilities.
Who is affected
- Individuals with disabilities
- 911 operators
- The State 911 Department
- Emergency responders
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