Today we will be considering the Helping Emergency Responders Overcome Act, or the HERO Act. This has been an unprecedented time of stress and pressure on our first responders: firefighters, police officers, and our frontline healthcare workers. This is a no-nonsense bill that will provide necessary resources to understand first responder suicide and pressure, but also to provide grants to provide peer-to-peer conversation and proactive reaching out to these first responders who are our heroes. So, again, I urge all my colleagues to pass this bill unanimously. It has passed previously. It will make a difference, and it will help save lives and help treat these heroes as they have taken care of us. ____________________
Ami Bera: “Today we will be considering the Helping Emergency Responders Overcome Act, or the HERO Act. This has been an…”
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