MN SF2442

Requires all 911 public safety answering points to provide emergency prearrival medical instructions to callers reporting cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, uncontrolled bleeding, or shock.

Allows jurisdictions to provide medical instruction services directly or through agreements with hospitals, advanced life support emergency medical service providers, or nationally recognized emergency medical dispatch services.

Mandates that when services are provided through an agreement, the service provider must be accessible via single-button telephone transfer at all times.

Permits 911 funds to cover all expenses related to providing prearrival emergency medical instructions under allowable enhanced 911 expenditures.

Effective January 1, 2012.