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Illinois proposes paid mental health leave for officers after traumatic incidents.
Illinois lawmakers are considering House Bill 4715, which would give law enforcement officers five days of paid mental health leave annually after traumatic incidents like shootings or in-custody deaths.
The bill, sponsored by Representative Patrick Sheehan, requires all state law enforcement agencies to establish confidential, paid leave policies to support officers’ mental well-being and reduce stigma.
It aims to improve retention and safety by addressing the psychological toll of the job.
The measure is under review in the Illinois legislature.
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Illinois propone un permiso de salud mental remunerado para los oficiales después de incidentes traumáticos.