Removing the state fire marshal from the adult care home licensure act and the providers of disability services act and requiring the state fire marshal to complete training in person-centered care and responding to individuals with Alzheimer's disease and intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Summary

The bill transfers oversight of adult care homes and disability service providers from the health department to the secretary for aging and disability services, while still allowing the state fire marshal to conduct life‑safety surveys under contract. It also mandates yearly training for the fire marshal on person‑centered care, Alzheimer’s, and intellectual/developmental disabilities. The measure died in committee and never became law.

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