Missouri HB3113 establishes drug overdose prevention measures and mandates investigations into drug-related deaths.
Missouri HB3113 requires public buildings to maintain naloxone supplies for suspected overdoses and designates October as "Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month." It mandates that drug-related deaths be investigated as homicides and treated as crime scenes. The bill also requires law enforcement agencies to participate in the POST program's Operation Overdose Justice Initiative and develop education programs on fentanyl use and poisoning for students in grades six through twelve.
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