MI SB0418

Allows law enforcement agencies and organized fire departments to purchase and possess auto-injectable epinephrine, and distribute it to trained officers and firefighters for use in responding to anaphylaxis emergencies.

Permits trained law enforcement officers and firefighters to administer auto-injectable epinephrine to individuals experiencing anaphylaxis regardless of whether the individual has a prescription or prior allergy diagnosis.

Requires law enforcement officers and firefighters to complete training on proper epinephrine administration before they may administer it under this act.

Provides civil immunity to eligible entities from liability for gross negligence or less, and criminal immunity for purchasing, possessing, or distributing epinephrine or administering/failing to administer it as authorized.

Grants law enforcement officers and firefighters immunity from civil liability for willful or wanton misconduct or less, and criminal immunity for their actions related to epinephrine administration under this act.