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State Rep. Randall Frye
STATEHOUSE – More Hoosier communities will be able to install devices to save vulnerable infants thanks to a new law authored by State Rep. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg).
Indiana’s Safe Haven Law allows a parent to surrender a newborn fewer than 30 days old to any hospital emergency room, fire station, police station or Safe Haven Baby Box without fear of prosecution. Baby boxes are temperature-controlled with an alarm system that alerts first responders when an infant is placed inside. With this new law, communities can install a baby box at a volunteer fire station or a facility staffed 24/7 by professional emergency medical service providers.
State Rep. Randall Frye
STATEHOUSE – Gov. Eric Holcomb recently signed into law State Rep. Randy Frye’s (R-Greensburg) legislation making it easier for police and fire departments across the state to hire more Hoosiers.
Frye’s bill eliminates a requirement for members of police and fire departments to live within a 50-mile radius of where they serve.
“Local departments are struggling with recruiting and finding applicants to keep our communities safe,” said Frye, chair of the House Veterans Affairs and Public Safety Committee. “This change will help combat the staffing shortages we’ve been seeing and provide our smaller, rural communities more flexibility in hiring qualified individuals.”