What is the current status of S 1098?

S 1098 is currently: In Senate.

Who sponsored S 1098?

S 1098 was sponsored by Maria Cantwell (D), Sen.

Opioid Overdose Data Collection Bill

IntroducedN/A

In Senate1 year ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Waiting for a House floor vote.

It has cleared committee and can be brought up at any time, though no date is set.

Crime and Law EnforcementAccounting and auditingData collection, sharing, protectionDrug trafficking and controlled substancesDrug, alcohol, tobacco useLaw enforcement administration and fundingState and local government operations

Why This Matters

This bill aims to enhance the tracking of opioid overdoses by creating a data collection program. It helps local governments and law enforcement respond more effectively to overdose incidents.

If you live in an area struggling with opioid overdoses, this bill could lead to quicker and more effective emergency responses.

Who this affects

state governments · local governments · law enforcement agencies · first responders

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill would improve how states track opioid overdoses and treatments.
2It would create a program for collecting data on fatal and nonfatal overdoses.
3The bill would allow law enforcement and local governments to apply for grants.
4It would require the use of mobile tools to quickly map overdose locations.
5The collected data would be shared with various government agencies for better responses.

Read the detailed summary

Opioid Overdose Data Collection Enhancement Act This bill allows grants under the Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Program to be used to implement overdose data collection programs. An overdose data collection program tracks the locations of suspected overdoses and the administration of opioid overdose reversal medication by first responders.

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Last changed 2 months ago · checked hourly

Opioid Overdose Data Collection Bill

IntroducedN/A

In Senate1 year ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Waiting for a House floor vote.

It has cleared committee and can be brought up at any time, though no date is set.

Why This Matters

This bill aims to enhance the tracking of opioid overdoses by creating a data collection program. It helps local governments and law enforcement respond more effectively to overdose incidents.

If you live in an area struggling with opioid overdoses, this bill could lead to quicker and more effective emergency responses.

Who this affects

state governments · local governments · law enforcement agencies · first responders

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill would improve how states track opioid overdoses and treatments.
2It would create a program for collecting data on fatal and nonfatal overdoses.
3The bill would allow law enforcement and local governments to apply for grants.
4It would require the use of mobile tools to quickly map overdose locations.
5The collected data would be shared with various government agencies for better responses.

Read the detailed summary

Read full document

Last changed 2 months ago · checked hourly