A bill that will give parents more time to surrender unwanted and unharmed newborns to hospitals, fire stations, and EMS services is waiting to be signed by Governor Ron DeSantis.
Founder of a Florida non-profit hopes that Gov. DeSantis signs a bill that will expand the Safe Haven law.– Recommended Videos
It would also give 911 dispatchers the ability to arrange drop-off locations if the baby’s parents don’t have transportation.
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