National Law Enforcement Museum Exhibits Act

Bill 115 hr 1417, also known as the National Law Enforcement Museum Exhibits Act, aims to enhance the exhibits at the National Law Enforcement Museum in Washington, D.C. The bill was introduced in the House of Representatives on March 1, 2021, by Representative Bill Pascrell Jr. from New Jersey.

The purpose of this bill is to provide funding for the creation and maintenance of new exhibits at the National Law Enforcement Museum. These exhibits will showcase the history and contributions of law enforcement officers in the United States. The bill also aims to improve public understanding and appreciation of the role that law enforcement plays in society.

If passed, the National Law Enforcement Museum Exhibits Act will allocate funds to support the development of interactive and educational exhibits that highlight the challenges and successes of law enforcement officers. The bill also seeks to promote diversity and inclusion in the exhibits, ensuring that the contributions of officers from all backgrounds are recognized. Overall, the National Law Enforcement Museum Exhibits Act is a bipartisan effort to honor the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers and to educate the public about the important work that they do. The bill is currently under consideration in the House of Representatives and has the potential to make a significant impact on the National Law Enforcement Museum and its visitors.