An Act directing the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to place naloxone at Red Line stations

This bill directs the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to run an 18-month pilot program placing naloxone, a medication used to reverse opioid overdoses, at all Red Line stations. The authority must install three unalarmed boxes at each station, each holding two doses of naloxone spray, and check them daily to replace used doses and log usage. Clear instructions on how to use the medication and information about training will be posted near the boxes. At the end of the pilot, the authority must submit a report to state officials detailing the program's costs, benefits, and usage records to determine if it should be expanded to other transit services.