Establishes provisions relating to drug overdose prevention and investigation of drug-related deaths
Second read and referred: General Laws(S)
Summary
The bill would mandate that any state‑owned, leased or operated building in Missouri keep naloxone in its first‑aid kit and beside defibrillators, and must notify occupants where it is located and how to use it. It also expands drug‑prevention education in schools, parks and playgrounds, creates a drug‑free school advisory committee, and directs law‑enforcement to investigate all drug‑related deaths as homicide scenes. The goal is to improve emergency response to overdoses and raise awareness of fentanyl risks.
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