Regular Session Assembly Bill 671 – Public Safety Medal of Honor
- Introduced Feb 25 09
- Passed Assembly Sep 09 09
- Passed Senate Sep 02 09
- Signed By Governor Oct 11 09
- Bill Is Law Oct 11 09
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Issues
Description
This bill will express the intent of the legislature to establish a medal of honor for public safety officers<br> <br> as amended on April 14, 2009 to authorize the Governor to award a specified medal of honor to one law enforcement officer per year<br> <br> as amended on May 6, 2009 to require the Governor to award a medal of honor to the family of every public safety officer killed in the line of duty
Roll Call Votes
- Sep 09 09
- Assembly – Pass
- Sep 02 09
- Senate – Pass
Activity
- Oct 11 09
- Governor's Desk – Signed
- Sep 09 09
- Assembly Roll Call – Pass
- Sep 02 09
- Senate Roll Call – Pass
- Jul 14 09
- Senate Vote – sent to ASSEMBLY Public Safety committee – Pass
- Jun 02 09
- Assembly Voice Vote – Pass
- May 20 09
- Assembly Vote – sent to ASSEMBLY Appropriations committee – Pass
- Apr 28 09
- Assembly Vote – sent to ASSEMBLY Public Safety committee – Pass
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