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Firefighters and Fire Departments

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Abandoned
  • infants, accept placement - SB 188: SFA(1)
  • infants, placement and custody, termination of parental rights - SB 188: SFA(2)
    Aid to qualified departments, deletion of payments in excess of $8,250 - SB 130: HCA(1)
    Annual training - SB 273
    Arson, various new degrees and elements - HB 879
    Assault third degree, fire and emergency medical services personnel - HB 654
    Campus safety - HB 322
    CERS contrib. based on hazardous/nonhazardous time, if in hazardous on January 1, 1998 - HB 360: SCS
    CERS, purchase of National Guard/Military Reserve time - HB 917
    City reclassification-2nd class-exemption from police, fire and pension provisions - HB 423
    Collective
    • bargaining, authorization expansion - SB 334
    Commission
    • on Fire Protection Personnel Standards and Education attached to KCTCS - HB 631: HFA(1)
    • on Fire Protection Personnel Standards and Education, attached to KCTCS - HB 631: HCS
    Disability retirement, pre-existing conditions, length of - HB 784
    Election activities by fire chiefs - SB 4: HFA(1)
    Emergency
    • services board, merger of existing boards - SB 74: HFA(12)
    • services boards, limited counties - HB 726: HCA(1)
    Employment, meet and confer, provisions for firefighters - HB 1010
    Felons, prohibition of licensing as inspectors - HB 35
    Fire
    • and police under KRS 95.859, retiree increases - SB 12; HB 360: HCS
    • chiefs and assistant chiefs in cities of the 2nd class, hours of duty - HB 301
    • Commission, transfer to Kentucky Community and Technical College System - HB 631
    • departments, private emergency medical service providers, allow contracting with - SB 359
    • district board of trustees - HB 555: HCA(2)
    • district, merger of boards into emergency services board - HB 726; SB 217: HFA (1)
    • Pension Funds, retiree health insurance - SB 31
    • protection districts, elected board members, age limit for - HB 555
    • stations, prohibit concealed firearm on premises - HB 555: HCA(1)
    Former
    • chiefs of police and fire, previous civil service rank, restoration to - SB 350
    • chiefs of police and fire, restore to previous civil service rank - HB 865
    Free tuition for disabled firefighters - HB 399
    Health
    • insurance benefit shall not accrue for air time purchase - HB 636: SCS
    • insurance coverage of city pension fund retirees - HB 189
    Minimum retirement benefits for firefighters in cities of the second class, increase of - HB 360
    Obstructing emergency medical services operations - HB 655
    Occupational disease, presumption of - HB 408: HCS
    Occupationally related disease, presumption of - HB 408
    Pension boards, cities of second class - SB 29
    Pensions,
    • police and fire retiree increases - SB 200
    • urban-county board composition - SB 134
    Police
    • radio frequency, authority to possess a radio capable of receiving - HB 141: HCS
    • radios, possession by firefighters and emergency medical services personnel - HB 141
    Probation period, increase to 12 months - HB 326
    Reorganization, Department of Criminal Justice Training, Executive Order 98-140 - HB 87
    Retirees, retired hazardous members' reemployment - HB 318
    State life insurance, permanently disabled volunteer firefighters, available to - HB 723
    Tuition waiver for permanently disabled police officers, firefighters, and volunteer firefighters - HB 399: HCA(1)
    Urban-counties, firefighters' and policemen's pension fund - HB 636
    Volunteer
    • fire departments, allotments to - SB 130: SFA(1)
    • fire departments, increase in aid to $8,000, and in July of 2001, to $8,250 - SB 130
    • firefighters, income tax credit for - HB 30
    • firefighters, state group for life insurance - SB 248: HCS
    • postsecondary tuition reduction - HB 198

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