CONCORD — Gov. Kelly Ayotte last week joined a bipartisan group of legislators and first responders from across the state for a ceremonial signing of a new law that expands access to mental health coverage for volunteer first responders.
“Our volunteer first responders represent the very best of New Hampshire, answering the call to protect their neighbors whenever they’re needed,” said Ayotte. “By expanding mental health coverage through House Bill 1705, we’re making sure these dedicated men and women have access to the care and support they deserve after everything they do to keep our communities safe. I was proud to sign this into law and thank our volunteer first responders for the vital role they play in making our state the safest in the nation.”
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