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HB 1250·IN·house

Public safety procedures.

EnactedFiled Jan 5, 2026
Sponsor: Timothy O'Brien (Republican)
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Signed by the Governor

Mar 3, 2026

Summary

The bill mandates the Indiana Department of Correction to electronically notify local sheriffs, prosecutors and chiefs of police at least seven days before a serious violent felon—or a juvenile adjudicated for a comparable offense—is released or discharged. It also requires the department to alert registered victims through the state’s automated victim‑notification system and gives victims the right to request updates on their case. Additionally, law‑enforcement agencies must obtain disciplinary and investigation records from an applicant’s former police employers before hiring.

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