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Shapiro-Davis administration highlights first responder mental health law, proposes expanded disaster coverage
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Shapiro-Davis administration highlights first responder mental health law, proposes expanded disaster coverage
Pennsylvania officials are highlighting a new law aimed at improving mental health support for first responders while pushing for expanded worker protections in the state’s upcoming budget. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Randy Padfield and State Fire Commissioner Tom Cook on Tuesday emphasized Act 121 of 2024, which strengthens access to
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