Requires the Federal Protective Service to create and carry out guidance that tells tenants of federal buildings quickly about violent threats and gives them safety instructions.

• Directs the Federal Protective Service, with the Department of Homeland Security, to develop emergency communication guidance within 1 year for tenants of federal buildings under its protection
• Covers firearm events, other weapons threats, terrorism threats, and suspicious devices or materials within about 150 feet of the building perimeter
• Makes each building's Facility Security Committee designated official responsible for carrying out the guidance and requires a report to Congress within 1 year
• States that no additional funds are authorized to carry out the Act

• Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (Senate)

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