HR 1257 United States House · 119th Congress

OPIOIDS Act

HR 1257, the OPIOIDS Act, provides federal grants to states, localities, and law enforcement agencies to improve data collection and response to opioid overdoses. It directly affects state/local governments, law enforcement, forensic labs, and medical examiners by funding training, equipment, and standardized data reporting. Key provisions include requiring grant recipients to submit overdose data to the National Forensic Laboratory Information System, mandating the DEA to develop uniform reporting standards for drug data, and adding fentanyl containment training for first responders through COPS grants. The bill focuses on enhancing data accuracy and coordination across agencies rather than directly changing drug policies or treatment access.
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Introduced Feb 12, 2025 Last action Feb 12, 2025
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