Relates to the first responder peer support program act

Expanded the list of eligible first responders to include probation officers, parole officers, warrant officers, constables, court officers, park rangers, 9-8-8 operators, coroners, and medical examiners.

Added explicit confidentiality protections for communications made by first responders under the program, with specific exceptions for imminent danger or abuse reporting.

Added a new requirement for grant recipients to submit annual reports detailing how funds were used, the number of people served, and recommendations for future funding.

Mandated that the Commissioner aggregate annual reports and submit a summary to state leadership by November 1, 2026, to track program effectiveness.

Updated training standards to include evidence-based, trauma-informed training, suicide prevention, mental health literacy, addiction science, and resilience training.

Clarified that local governmental units are eligible to apply for and receive grants under the program.