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GOVERNMENT & INDUSTRY REPRESENTATION

                              Legislative Tracking

                              LLSSA Lobbyist since 2015

How do we advocate for you?

In the modern world of business and industry, trade associations play a vital role in representing the interests of their members. For sectors like the life safety and property protection industry navigating the complex landscape of public policy and regulation is crucial. This is where the role of a lobbyist becomes invaluable. The use of lobbyists is a strategic approach to advocacy that offers numerous benefits. From effective representation and influence on policy to access to decision-makers and information gathering, lobbyists play a crucial role in advancing the interests of the alarm industry. By harnessing the expertise, networks, and advocacy skills of lobbyists, life safety and property protection associations can navigate the complexities of the political landscape, shape favorable policies, and ensure the continued growth and success of their members.

Our Lobbyist is Mapes and Mapes and since 2015 they have been in our corner monitoring, gathering information, gaining access to the decision makers, building coalitions and partnerships and fighting by our sides should any legislation be presented that would have a negative effect on the life safety and property protection industries.

Current Issues

House Bill 491 

Sponsored by Representative Kathy Edmonston. This bill provides relative to the Life Safety and Property Protection Licensing Act.  This bill offers an exemption to Felons whose charges are 15 years old.

House Bill 607

Sponsored by Representative Charles Owen. This bill provides relative to the locksmith licensing. This bill will create new categories of licensure for locksmithing,

Senate Bill 489

Sponsored by Senator Cathey.  This bill provides for the duties of the Louisiana State Fire Marshal.  This bill attempts to move licensing, plan review and inspection duties from the State Fire Marshal’s office to the 64 local jurisdictions in Louisiana.