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10 Things about AI

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace, business leaders must look beyond the hype and focus on strategic, thoughtful integration. In 2025, AI is no longer an
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7 Bills Signed by the Governor

Louisiana Enacts 7 New Acts in 2025: What You Need to Know   1. HB 80 – First-Responder Status for Electrical Linemen Key Change: Expands the definition of “first responder” to include
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A Call for Support – Help Us Fund the DREAMS Program and Build Our Industry’s Future Workforce

The Louisiana Life Safety and Security Association (LLSSA) respectfully asks for your support in funding the 2025 DREAMS Intervention Program at the University of Louisiana Monroe (ULM). This life-changing program
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Louisiana Area Code Change: 318

The Louisiana Public Service Commission has approved the addition of a new 457 area code in the region currently served by the 318 area code. This change, known as an
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2nd Place Scholarship Awarded

The Louisiana Life Safety & Security Association is excited to recognize Emma Prieto as the Second-Place recipient of the 2025 LLSSA Youth Scholarship!  Emma is the daughter of Captain Jason
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1st Place Scholarship Awarded

The Louisiana Life Safety & Security Association is proud to announce Shelton Guerrero as the First-Place recipient of the 2025 LLSSA Youth Scholarship.  Shelton is the son of Deputy Sheriff
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Save the Date for August Regional Meetings

The Louisiana Life Safety and Security Association (LLSSA) is excited to announce its upcoming August Regional Meetings, offering valuable opportunities for education, networking, and industry updates. From Monroe to Baton
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HB 603 Rejected

In a notable rebuke to Governor Jeff Landry, the Louisiana Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee narrowly voted 4–3 to reject House Bill 603, which sought to expand the governor’s authority
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How Dispatch Technology Can Assist During Natural Disasters

On April 27, 2011, one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in U.S. history struck the southeastern United States, with Alabama bearing the brunt of the devastation. The Huntsville-Madison County 911
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