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Summary
The bill forces law‑enforcement agencies to notify local health departments when they encounter drug‑lab equipment or suspect methamphetamine or fentanyl contamination. Health departments must then decide if the property is contaminated, add it to a public contamination list, and later remove it once a certified specialist confirms cleanup. It targets property owners, police, and health officials to protect residents from hazardous drug residues.
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