Good Samaritan Search and Recovery Act

Bill 115 s 1181, also known as the Good Samaritan Search and Recovery Act, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to provide legal protections for individuals who volunteer to assist in search and recovery efforts for missing persons.

Under the Good Samaritan Search and Recovery Act, volunteers who participate in search and recovery operations would be protected from liability in the event of any unintentional harm or injury that may occur during their efforts. This would encourage more individuals to get involved in these important efforts without fear of facing legal repercussions.

The bill also includes provisions for training and certification programs to ensure that volunteers are properly prepared and equipped to participate in search and recovery operations. Additionally, it establishes a grant program to provide funding for organizations that support and coordinate these efforts. Overall, the Good Samaritan Search and Recovery Act aims to promote community involvement in search and recovery operations for missing persons while also ensuring that volunteers are protected from legal liability. This legislation has the potential to make a significant impact in helping to locate and recover missing individuals across the country.