(a) In addition to other requirements contained in this article, the Crisis Response Plan

required by §18-9F-9 of this code, or the safety program required by §18-9F-10 of this code, each county board of education shall create standardized school safety mapping data that, at a minimum, requires that mapping data:

1. (1) Be in formats that conform to, integrate with, and are accessible within software

   platforms used in local public safety answering points and by the city, county, state, and federal

   public safety agencies that could provide emergency services at the school without requiring the

   purchase of additional software or payment of fees to access the data;

2. (2) Be in formats capable of being printed, shared electronically, and, if requested, digitally integrated into interactive mobile platforms in use;
3. (3) Be viewable and printable from open-source document or image viewers;
4. (4) Be oriented to true north and include a fixed grid with consistent "x" and "y" coordinates;
5. (5) Have its accuracy verified by the entity producing the data through an on-site walk-through of the school buildings and grounds;

6. (6) Include accurate floor plans overlaid on current, verified aerial imagery of the school

   campus;

7. (7) Include site-specific labeling for school structures, such as room names, hallway

   designations, exterior doors, stairwell numbers, and the locations of hazards, critical utility controls, key boxes, automated external defibrillators, and trauma kits and school grounds,

   including parking areas, athletic fields, surrounding roads, and neighboring properties;

8. (8) Include the requirement that future updates or modifications to the school mapping data conform to and integrate with software platforms used by the relevant public safety agencies; and
9. (9) Be created, stored, and maintained exclusively within the United States for the entire duration of the mapping process and thereafter to ensure security of the data.