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• HB 1383 Criminal history record information; emergency medical services providers.
• HB 1499 Emergency medical services personnel; administration of medications.
• HB 1526 HOT lanes; emergency vehicles and law-enforcement vehicles cannot use when commuting to work place.
• HB 1532 Virginia Retirement System; benefits for certain local employees.
• HB 1622 Emergency medical services providers; Board of Health shall prescribe regulation, procedures, etc.
• HB 1835 Firefighters and emergency medical technicians; cap on damages.
• HB 1856 Emergency medical services; Board of Health to develop policies related to statewide providers.
• HB 1927 Assault and battery; adds volunteer firefighter or any emergency medical service personnel, penalty.
• HB 2052 HOT lanes; allows state or local law-enforcement vehicles, etc., to enter.
• HB 2216 Local boundaries for law-enforcement; organizing for purpose of 911 dispatch and response.
• HB 2301 Volunteer fire/EMS departments; localities may have ordinances that include billing property owners.
• HB 2315 Volunteer Rescue Squads, Va Association of; to submit an annual financial report on use of funds.
• SB 773 Emergency medical services personnel; administration of medications.
• SB 790 Emergency medical services providers; Board of Health shall prescribe regulation, procedures, etc.
• SB 839 Local boundaries for law-enforcement; organizing for purpose of 911 dispatch and response.
• SB 854 Virginia Retirement System; benefits for certain local employees.
• SB 881 Volunteer fire/EMS departments; localities may have ordinances that include billing property owners.
• SB 981 Handheld personal communications devices; unlawful to use on school property or crossing, etc.
• SB 1061 Lethality assessment program; DCJS to establish for first responders.
• SB 1204 HOT lanes; allows state or local law-enforcement vehicles, etc., to enter.
• SB 1288 Criminal history record information; emergency medical services providers.
• SB 1314 Local boundaries for law-enforcement; organizing for purpose of 911 dispatch and response.
• SB 1346 Charitable gaming; sale of pull tabs & other instant bingo games by volunteer fire departments, etc.