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The system is modeled after Amber Alerts, designed to provide real-time information to beachgoers and emergency personnel.

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House Bill 437 (also known as Lulu's Law) establishes a new shark alert system for beaches and shorelines in Baldwin and Mobile counties. #luluslaw #housebill437 #alabama nw ...

The law is named after Lulu Gribbin, who was one of three people bitten by a shark during a string of attacks last year.

Governor Kay Ivey has put her signature on Lulu’s law, a measure to establish a shark alert system for beaches and shorelines in Baldwin and Mobile Counties.

A bill that enables Alabama's coastal counties to warn beachgoers of shark attacks has officially been signed into law.