Civil Preparedness, Emergency Management and Homeland Security

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Section
28-1

Definitions.

Section
28-1a

Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security. Powers and duties of commissioner. Regulations. Memorandum of understanding.

Section
28-1b

State-wide Emergency Management and Homeland Security Coordinating Council: Duties; members; chairpersons; meetings; vacancies; annual report.

Sections
28-1c to 28-1g

Reserved for future use.

Section
28-1h

Direct allocation of financial assistance to municipalities or local or regional agencies.

Section
28-1i

Annual report to General Assembly re state-wide emergency management and homeland security activities.

Section
28-1j

Designation of hazard zone re liquefied natural gas terminal: Recommendations; approval; notice; hearings; vote; notification.

Section
28-1k

Designation of security zone re liquefied natural gas terminal: Recommendations; approval; notice; hearing; vote; notification.

Section
28-1l

Annual report to General Assembly re homeland preparedness and emergency response planning and activities for children.

Section
28-2

Emergency management. Director. Office.

Section
28-3

Political activity.

Section
28-4

Agreements with other states. Local offices.

Section
28-5

Preparation for civil preparedness. Subpoenas. Comprehensive plan and program for civil preparedness. Training programs. Cooperation by other state agencies. Orders and regulations.

Section
28-6

Mutual aid or mobile support units.

Section
28-7

Local and joint organizations: Organization; powers; temporary aid.

Section
28-8

Outside aid by local police, fire or other preparedness forces.

Section
28-8a

Municipal chief executive officers' powers during emergency. Benefits for certain persons assisting during emergency. Procedure for payment.

Section
28-8b

Use of nerve agent antidote medications.

Section
28-9

Civil preparedness or public health emergency; Governor's powers. Modification or suspension of statutes, regulations or other requirements.

Section
28-9a

Governor's further powers.

Section
28-9b

Governor's authority concerning federal loans to state political subdivisions.

Section
28-9c

Removal of debris or wreckage. Governor's powers.

Section
28-9d

Federal assistance for individual or family disaster-related expenses.

Section
28-10

Special session of General Assembly.

Section
28-11

Taking of property during emergency.

Section
28-12

Loyalty oath. Roster of members.

Section
28-13

Immunity from liability. Penalty for denial of access to property during civil preparedness emergency.

Section
28-14

Compensation for death, disability or injury.

Section
28-14a

Compensation of volunteers with volunteer organizations that conduct homeland security drills. Compensation for injury, disability or death.

Section
28-15

Acceptance of federal or other assistance. Nondiscrimination.

Section
28-16

Stockpile of supplies.

Section
28-17

Employees not to be discharged for civil preparedness activity or eligibility for induction.

Section
28-17a

Employment protection for civil air patrol members.

Section
28-18

Execution of orders and regulations.

Section
28-19

Appointees to be fingerprinted.

Section
28-20

Agreements for storage of federally-owned property.

Section
28-21

Use of premises as shelter.

Section
28-22

Penalty.