Emergency Personnel Training

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Rep. Cory Maloy

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Mar 07, 2018

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An emergency personal bill will now allow the use of audio recordings captured by first responders for training. The passing of HB 56, Emergency Personnel Recording Amendments is discussed by Rep. Cory Maloy.

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