PA HB1344

Amends Title 53 to require the Municipal Police Officers' Education and Training Commission to establish training and certification standards specifically for police canine units detecting fentanyl

Mandates consultation with experts who train canines to detect controlled substances, law enforcement using detection canines, and canine training specialists for law enforcement

Requires input from licensed medical professionals and veterinarians on protocols to minimize fentanyl exposure to canines and handlers, detecting clinical signs of exposure, and providing emergency medical treatment

Standards must be published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin after establishment or updates

Takes effect 60 days after enactment