NY A00110

Requires all temporary housing providers (family shelters, adult shelters, hotels, emergency apartments, domestic violence shelters, runaway/homeless youth shelters, and refugee safe houses) to maintain an opioid antagonist and administration method on premises at all times.

Mandates at least one employee trained in opioid antagonist administration be on duty at all times at these facilities.

Requires employees authorized to administer opioid antagonists to complete initial training through a Department of Health registered program, refresher training every two years, contact emergency medical services during overdose responses, and report all overdose responses to the Department of Health.

Requires all temporary housing providers to develop a training plan with a registered opioid overdose prevention program for residents at risk of experiencing or witnessing an opioid overdose.

Defines "opioid antagonist" as FDA-approved drugs including naloxone or other Department of Health-approved medications, with effect date thirty days after enactment.