KY HB335

Creates new section in KRS Chapter 158 establishing requirements for anti-choking devices in Kentucky schools, defined as FDA-registered Class II portable suction devices for airway obstruction removal

Schools acquiring anti-choking devices must train all cafeteria personnel and expected users in the Heimlich maneuver and manufacturer instructions for device assembly and use

Grants civil liability immunity to any person or entity providing good-faith emergency choking assistance using an anti-choking device or Heimlich maneuver on school property or at school-sponsored events

Extends immunity protection to device providers, site owners, and school employees/contractors even when medical care is part of their regular work duties

Immunity does not apply in cases of gross negligence or willful/wanton misconduct; may be cited as "Landon's Law"