Federal Building Threat Notification Act

S 2542, the Federal Building Threat Notification Act, requires the Federal Protective Service to create emergency communication guidance for federal building tenants within one year of enactment. This guidance must include protocols for notifying tenants about violent threats (like active shooters, weapons, or terrorism) within 150 feet of a building and provide safety instructions during immediate threats. The bill mandates that each protected federal building appoint a security official to implement the guidance and conduct regular crisis response testing. It directly affects all federal agencies occupying buildings protected by the Federal Protective Service, ensuring they receive timely threat notifications and safety protocols. The Director must submit a 10-page report to Congress on the implemented protocols within one year.