AB 1586: Opioid overdose reversal medication: school resource officers.

This bill requires school resource officers to complete opioid overdose recognition and response training every two years and to report the number of times they administered an opioid antagonist annually. School resource officers who administer an opioid antagonist while assigned to a school site are not liable for civil actions or criminal prosecution unless it's gross negligence or willful and wanton misconduct. The state department of health care services will provide guidance on accessing opioid antagonists at low or no cost and integrating overdose response into school safety planning. The commission will submit a report to the legislature annually with information from school resource officers.