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Require EMS / peace officers to undergo dementia-related training

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Long Title To amend sections 4765.16 and 5503.01 and to enact sections 109.7410 and 4765.162 of the Revised Code to require emergency medical service personnel and peace officers to undergo dementia-related training and to increase the maximum allowable age for new state highway patrol troopers.

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Crimes, Corrections, and Law Enforcement : Law Enforcement Health and Human Services : Aging Occupational Licensing and Regulation Public Safety

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Senate Veterans and Public Safety Committee House Commerce and Labor Committee

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Rick Carfagna

Erica C. Crawley

Paula Hicks-Hudson

Stephanie D. Howse

Dontavius L. Jarrells

Laura Lanese

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Louis W. Blessing, III

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