Alaska SB141 mandates the state to provide and maintain automated external defibrillators and opioid overdose response kits in public buildings.
The Alaska SB141 bill requires the state to provide and maintain automated external defibrillators and opioid overdose response kits in state buildings and buildings open to the public. These kits must be placed in a central location on each floor, accompanied by identifying signs. The state must also make these kits available free of charge to the owners or lessees of public buildings. The Department of Health is tasked with applying for and securing federal assistance to cover the costs of these kits.
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