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AB 925

Mobilehome parks: emergency preparedness.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Dawn Addis

AB 925 mandates California mobilehome parks develop emergency evacuation plans, communication systems, and conduct regular drills to improve disaster preparedness for vulnerable resident populations.

In committee: Held under submission.
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Bill Summary · AB 925

Legislative bill overview

AB 925 requires California mobilehome parks to develop and maintain emergency preparedness and evacuation plans, establish communication systems for residents, and conduct regular emergency drills. The bill establishes standards for how park operators must prepare residents for disasters and ensure orderly evacuation procedures.

Why is this important

Mobilehome parks house over 1 million Californians, many of whom are seniors or lower-income residents with limited mobility options. Inadequate emergency planning in these communities can result in preventable casualties during wildfires, earthquakes, or other disasters, as residents may lack clear evacuation routes or emergency information.

Potential points of contention

  • Regulatory burden and costs: Park operators argue compliance expenses (staff training, drill coordination, communication infrastructure) will be passed to residents through higher rent in already-tight housing markets
  • Enforcement mechanism unclear: The bill's current language doesn't specify which agency enforces violations or what penalties apply, raising questions about practical implementation
  • One-size-fits-all standards: Urban and rural parks, coastal and inland locations, and parks with varying resident populations may have different emergency needs, potentially making uniform requirements inefficient

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

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