Real Property - As introduced, prohibits a homeowners' association from prohibiting a first responder from parking an emergency vehicle at the first responder's residence or on a roadway adjacent to the first responder's real property or from penalizing or threatening to penalize a first responder for parking an emergency vehicle at the first responder's residence or on a roadway adjacent to the first responder's real property. - Amends TCA Title 47 and Title 66.

Summary

The bill stops homeowners' associations (HOAs) from forbidding or punishing firefighters, EMTs, police and other first responders who park an emergency vehicle at their residence or on an adjacent roadway. It adds definitions for "first responder" and "emergency vehicle" and amends Tennessee law to enforce the rule. The measure aims to ensure that public safety personnel can use their vehicles at home without HOA interference.

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