Public Law 94
Summary
The bill lets the state law‑enforcement training board hire an executive director, permits training waivers for out‑of‑state officers, and doubles the maximum jail‑inmate copayment to $30 with a longer waiver period. It also adds safety equipment rules for certain vessels and overhauls the Military Family Relief Fund by tightening income limits, hardship standards, and reporting requirements. The changes affect law‑enforcement agencies, county jail inmates, boat owners, and veterans‑family assistance programs.
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