§ 4-25-108. Liberal Construction
This chapter shall be liberally construed to carry out its purposes and objectives of reducing the paperwork burden of state government and to achieve the statement of legislative intent contained in this chapter.
§ 4-24-301. Separate Facilities in New Construction for Men and Women
With respect to any fire station constructed after June 26, 2007, each municipal or county fire department, and each volunteer fire department or company is encouraged to have separate restroom facilities, showers and locker rooms for men and women.
§ 4-24-302. Gender-Friendly Conditions in Existing Facilities
Each municipal or county fire department, and each volunteer fire department or company, are urged to develop plans that, to the greatest extent possible, will create gender-friendly conditions in existing facilities. The purpose of the plans is to identify which stations could be upgraded to accomplish a gender-friendly facility and identify which stations cannot be […]
§ 4-24-303. Existing Facilities That Cannot Be Upgraded
Existing facilities that cannot be upgraded to gender-friendly stations should be made gender-friendly to the greatest extent possible by: Using empty or unused rooms in the station. In no event shall existing rooms, including, but not limited to, bedrooms, weight rooms, T.V. rooms, or other rooms utilized by the firefighters for relaxation or rest, be […]
§ 4-25-101. Short Title
This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Paperwork Reduction and Simplification Act of 1976.”
§ 4-25-102. Legislative Intent
The legislative intent of this chapter is declared to be as follows: Information reporting requirements of the state government have proliferated to the point that they have placed an unprecedented paperwork burden upon citizens and businesses. It is hereby declared to be the policy of the state to reduce, simplify and minimize these requirements and […]
§ 4-24-109. Funds
The commission shall operate only on funds appropriated by the general assembly.
§ 4-24-110. Assistance to Local Firefighters — Examination and Administration
Individual commission members may assist local firefighting units in the general area of their residence with the development of training and education programs for certification. Members may also administer examinations for certification if such administration is approved by the commission. Members shall receive a per diem payment for each day of attendance at a local […]
§ 4-24-111. Domestic Violence Training
The curriculum requirements of the commission on firefighting personnel standards and education shall include materials concerning domestic violence training.
§ 4-24-112. Minimum Training Requirements
Any full-time, part-time or volunteer firefighter hired or accepted as a firefighter on or after July 1, 2009, by a fire department recognized under title 68, chapter 102, part 3 must meet the following minimum training requirements: The firefighter must have previously completed or must complete after joining the fire department a minimum of sixteen […]