Hawaii HB267 mandates CPR training and AED availability at schools for safety at sporting events.
Hawaii HB267 aims to enhance school safety by requiring CPR training and ensuring the availability of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) at all public and charter schools. The bill mandates that every sporting event with 25 or more participants must have a CPR-trained coach or athletic trainer present. Additionally, it requires all schools to be equipped with AEDs, Narcan, EpiPens, and inhalers. The University of Hawaii and each institution under its system must ensure AEDs are maintained, tested, and checked for readiness.
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