Bill
LC 3942
Aims to broadly revise laws governing state military affairs and disaster/emergency management, including organization, powers, funding, and interagency coordination.
The bill’s title indicates an effort to broadly revise laws governing military affairs and disaster and emergency services. The available information does not include the bill’s full text or a stated legislative purpose beyond the general aim of revising related statutes. As such, the intent appears to be modernization or consolidation of statutes touching on state military affairs (likely including the National Guard and related military structures) and disaster/emergency management and response.
Specific provisions are not provided in the available data. A general revision bill in this policy area typically may address:
- Organization and authority of state military affairs and National Guard operations
- Disaster and emergency management structure, roles, and coordination mechanisms
- Emergency powers, mutual aid, and interagency cooperation
- Training, readiness, and staffing requirements
- Funding, grants, and appropriations related to disaster response and preparedness
- Hazard mitigation, legislative oversight, and reporting requirements
- Procurement, facilities, and equipment for emergency services
- Local-government coordination and state-local partnership provisions
Note: These are common domains in similar revision bills and may not reflect the actual provisions of LC 3942.
Given that the bill did not advance beyond draft (Died in Process), there is no enacted impact or applicability at this time.
Status note: “Draft Died in Process” indicates the bill did not move forward to committee or floor consideration and is no longer active sponsorship in its current form. If reintroduced, the bill would need new drafting and sponsorship.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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