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SB 1382

AN ACT CONCERNING SCHOOL MAPPING DATA SERVICES.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Carol Hall

Connecticut establishes statewide school mapping data services standards to improve facility management and emergency planning across school districts.

HOUSE CALENDAR NUMBER 681
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Bill Summary · SB 1382

Legislative bill overview

SB 1382 establishes a framework for school mapping data services in Connecticut, likely creating standards or requirements for how schools collect, maintain, and share geographic or facility-related data. The bill has passed the Senate with amendments and is now pending House consideration on the calendar.

Why is this important

School mapping data services can improve facility management, emergency response planning, resource allocation, and infrastructure decision-making. Standardizing these services across districts ensures consistency and may reduce redundant data collection efforts while enhancing interoperability between school systems.

Potential points of contention

  • Data privacy and security: Geographic school data and facility information could raise concerns about security vulnerabilities or safeguarding sensitive infrastructure details
  • Implementation costs: Requiring schools to adopt new mapping systems or standards may impose unfunded mandates on districts with limited IT budgets
  • Scope and vendor requirements: Unclear whether the bill mandates specific vendors, platforms, or data formats, which could affect local procurement flexibility and expenses

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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