California AB1586 mandates opioid overdose training for school resource officers and requires reporting on opioid antagonist use.

California AB1586, known as the School Safety and Opioid Overdose Prevention Act, requires school resource officers to complete opioid overdose recognition and response training every two years. The act also mandates these officers to report annually on the number of opioid antagonists received and administered, and instances of needed but unavailable antagonists. The State Department of Public Health will publish this data and submit a report to the Legislature by July 1, 2031. The act provides immunity from civil and criminal liability for officers administering antagonists in good faith.

California AB1586 mandates opioid overdose training for school resource officers and requires reporting on opioid antagonist use.

California AB1586, known as the School Safety and Opioid Overdose Prevention Act, requires school resource officers to complete opioid overdose recognition and response training every two years. The act also mandates these officers to report annually on the number of opioid antagonists received and administered, and instances of needed but unavailable antagonists. The State Department of Public Health will publish this data and submit a report to the Legislature by July 1, 2031. The act provides immunity from civil and criminal liability for officers administering antagonists in good faith.