New Jersey A2030 requires county health departments to maintain a reserve stock of opioid antidotes for law enforcement, emergency medical response.

New Jersey A2030 mandates that county health departments maintain a reserve stock of opioid antidotes to ensure uninterrupted supply for law enforcement agencies, emergency medical response entities, schools, and hospital pharmacies. These entities can request an interim supply from the county health department when their stock is expected to be exhausted before they can acquire new supplies. The quantity of antidotes to be kept in reserve is determined by the county health department director, in consultation with relevant local authorities and stakeholders.

New Jersey A2030 requires county health departments to maintain a reserve stock of opioid antidotes for law enforcement, emergency medical response.

New Jersey A2030 mandates that county health departments maintain a reserve stock of opioid antidotes to ensure uninterrupted supply for law enforcement agencies, emergency medical response entities, schools, and hospital pharmacies. These entities can request an interim supply from the county health department when their stock is expected to be exhausted before they can acquire new supplies. The quantity of antidotes to be kept in reserve is determined by the county health department director, in consultation with relevant local authorities and stakeholders.