Utah police could be alerted to a person’s ‘invisible conditions’ under new bill aimed at saving lives
Lawmakers see the proposal as way to give law enforcement more tools and give families or individuals with such conditions peace of mind.
(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Crisis intervention training with police officers from multiple Utah agencies in 2021. A newly passed bill allows someone to register an "invisible" mental or physical condition with the state and affix a decal to their car or a marker to their state-issued ID that makes known their diagnosis.