Which act provides death benefits for line-of-duty deaths or injuries?

The act that provides death benefits for line-of-duty deaths or injuries is the 1976 Act. This legislation was specifically designed to support firefighters and other first responders by offering compensation to their families in the unfortunate event that a responder loses their life while performing their duties. It recognizes the risks associated with these professions and aims to provide financial stability to affected families during difficult times.

While other acts may focus on different aspects of first responder support or safety, they do not specifically address death benefits in the same way that the 1976 Act does. For example, some might concentrate on the overall safety regulations or health benefits, but none match the direct provision of financial assistance following these tragic incidents as established by the 1976 Act.