NJ S3932

Establishes a two-year pilot program requiring NJ Transit to equip every light rail train set operating in southern New Jersey with opioid antidotes (such as naloxone/Narcan) to respond to overdoses

Requires each train set to have secure, easily accessible storage locations containing at least two doses of opioid antidote, with signage in English and Spanish and instructions on recognizing overdoses and administering the medication

Storage locations must trigger a silent alert to the train operator when opened, prompting the operator to contact emergency services at the nearest station

Authorized employees must perform routine checks and maintain records of antidote supplies and emergency uses, but are not required to administer the antidote or receive specialized training

Appropriates $100,000 from the General Fund for implementation, with NJ Transit required to submit a report on program effectiveness and recommendations for statewide expansion within six months after the pilot ends