MA H2557

Requires trauma kits containing tourniquets, gauze, gloves, and training booklets in all public buildings (schools, city halls, libraries, transportation facilities, senior centers) and publicly-funded buildings with maximum occupancy of 300+ persons

Mandates a trained and certified "Trauma Kit Designee" be on staff at all times in covered buildings to provide bleeding control assistance

Secretary of Health and Human Services must develop a formula based on building capacity to determine the number of trauma kits required per building

Provides Good Samaritan liability protection for anyone who attempts to render emergency bleeding control care in good faith without compensation, except for gross negligence or willful misconduct

Allows cities and towns to use Community Preservation Fund money to purchase trauma kits and fund trauma kit designee training for municipal buildings and public schools