Acceptance of certain gifts related to a line of duty death of a public safety officer allowed, and local government expenditure authorized for public safety officer killed in line of duty.

Added a mandatory requirement for recipients to report gifts to the commissioner of public safety within three months of use or distribution.

Added a requirement for recipients to post gift information on their official websites.

Clarified that gifts can be received by state agencies or political subdivisions on behalf of officers, removing the previous restriction that gifts must be distributed directly to the specific officer recipients.

Updated the description of acceptable gifts to include those providing team morale or cohesion services to the agency or political subdivision, in addition to honoring the deceased officer.

Removed the previous text regarding direct distribution to intended officer recipients, as the new text allows the agency to retain and use the gift in compliance with donor intent.

Added new sections authorizing local governments and school districts to spend money for fallen officer funerals, memorials, and community events.

Defined 'qualified individuals' as employees, their immediate family members, or family members of fallen officers to determine who can receive funded travel and participation in memorial events.

Added a new definition for 'political subdivision' and clarified the definition of 'gift' to include services.

Established a requirement that gifts received by agencies must be distributed to intended recipients within one year.

Extended the eligibility period for certain memorial travel funding to 24 months following an officer's line-of-duty death.