The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection is authorized to award the Connecticut medal of bravery directly or posthumously to any citizen of the state in recognition of a valorous and heroic deed performed in saving a life or for injury or death or threat of injury or death incurred in the service of the state or such citizen's community or on behalf of the health, welfare or safety of other persons. Recommendations for the Connecticut medal of bravery may be submitted to the commissioner, in the form and manner prescribed by the commissioner, by any member of the public.
(P.A. 13-247, S. 113.)
Structure Connecticut General Statutes
Title 29 - Public Safety and State Police
Chapter 528 - Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection
Section 29-1. - Appointment of commissioner.
Section 29-1bb. - Eligible nonprofit organization security infrastructure competitive grant program.
Section 29-1c. (Formerly Sec. 28e-2). - Uniform crime reporting system.
Section 29-1dd. - Prevention of online abuse grant program.
Section 29-1ee. - Speed enforcement on rural roads grant program.
Section 29-1f. - Clearinghouse to assist in location of missing persons other than children.
Section 29-1ff. - Pilot program re the collection of fire and rescue service data.
Section 29-1g. - Child support enforcement. Special policemen. Appointment. Powers.
Section 29-1h. - Child Protection Network program.
Section 29-1i. - Missing adult persons.
Section 29-1j. - Public safety data network.
Section 29-1l. - Notification of incident. Policy re dissemination of information on incident.
Section 29-1p. - Determination of genuine terrorist threat.
Section 29-1q. - Communication with local officials.
Section 29-1t. - Coordinating Advisory Board.
Section 29-1u. - Connecticut medal of bravery.
Section 29-1yy. - Report on recommendations of personnel resource management study.