Relating to emergency preparedness of assisted living facilities and the health and safety of residents of those facilities; providing civil and administrative penalties.

HB 1467 requires Texas assisted living facilities to maintain and file health and safety plans with the state, including emergency power plans for 72-hour outages to support medical equipment. It creates a statewide database for emergency response agencies to access these plans, while allowing fines for facilities that fail to submit required plans or comply with rules. The bill directly affects licensed assisted living facilities across Texas and ensures their emergency plans are coordinated with local emergency management. Key provisions include mandating emergency generators with sufficient fuel and protecting resident data in the database.