New Jersey S2551 allows law enforcement agencies to distribute epinephrine to officers and mandates training.

New Jersey S2551, also known as "Anthony Maruca’s Law," permits police departments and forces to provide law enforcement officers with epinephrine auto-injector devices for use during official duties. It also mandates that officers complete an approved educational program for administering epinephrine and submit a certificate of completion to their employing entity. The act allows departments to store these devices in vehicles or medical supply kits, adhering to health commissioner guidelines.

New Jersey S2551 allows law enforcement agencies to distribute epinephrine to officers and mandates training.

New Jersey S2551, also known as "Anthony Maruca’s Law," permits police departments and forces to provide law enforcement officers with epinephrine auto-injector devices for use during official duties. It also mandates that officers complete an approved educational program for administering epinephrine and submit a certificate of completion to their employing entity. The act allows departments to store these devices in vehicles or medical supply kits, adhering to health commissioner guidelines.