Emergency medical services overdose data modification

This bill amends Minnesota law to allow emergency medical services (EMS) overdose data to be shared with the Overdose Detection Mapping Application Program (ODMAP). Specifically, it permits the state health director to share incident-level location data with ODMAP, which securely tracks and maps near real-time overdose incidents. This enables public health and safety agencies to monitor overdose trends and allocate resources like treatment programs or prevention efforts based on current data. The data remains classified as private under Minnesota's Government Data Practices Act, ensuring individual privacy protections. The bill directly affects EMS providers and state agencies managing overdose response.