2019 Senate Bill 282 ↩

Senate Roll Call 116: Passed

To revise details of a 2015 law requiring protocols be developed to ensure that ambulances and similar vehicles be equipped with opioid antagonist drugs for treating overdoses, and that emergency medical services personnel are trained in their use. The bill would repeal those specific provisions for ambulances, and replace them with broader language that applies to government and medical first responder agencies. See also Senate Bill 200 and House Bill 4366.

38 Yeas / 0 Nays

Republican (22 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Barrett (R-24) Bizon (R-19) Bumstead (R-34) Daley (R-31) Horn (R-32) Johnson (R-14) LaSata (R-21) Lauwers (R-25) Lucido (R-8) MacDonald (R-10) MacGregor (R-28) McBroom (R-38) Nesbitt (R-26) Outman (R-33) Runestad (R-15) Schmidt (R-37) Shirkey (R-16) Stamas (R-36) Theis (R-22) VanderWall (R-35) Victory (R-30) Zorn (R-17)

Democrat (16 Yeas / 0 Nays)

Alexander (D-5) Ananich (D-27) Bayer (D-12) Brinks (D-29) Bullock (D-4) Chang (D-1) Geiss (D-6) Hertel (D-23) Hollier (D-2) Irwin (D-18) McCann (D-20) McMorrow (D-13) Moss (D-11) Polehanki (D-7) Santana (D-3) Wojno (D-9)