North Dakota § 19-03.1-23.5 Fentanyl reporting - Report to legislative management - Fentanyl awareness campaign

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§ 19-03.1-23.5 — Fentanyl reporting - Report to legislative management - Fentanyl awareness campaign

North Dakota § 19-03.1-23.5

Title 19Foods, Drugs, Oils, and Compounds

Ch. 19-03.1Uniform Controlled Substances Act

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N.D. Cent. Code § 19-03.1-23.5 (2026).

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1.By November first of each year, the department of health and human services shall submit to the legislative management and the governor a written report summarizing the number of deaths that occurred in the state caused by or related to fentanyl consumption during the preceding calendar year, including the county in which the deaths occurred and the age and gender of the deceased individuals.

2.The department of health and human services shall make the data reported under subsection 1 available to the public by:

a.Making the information easily accessible on the department's government website;

b.Publishing easily comprehensible printed materials on fentanyl awareness, information, and resources;

c.Placing visible billboards in high-traffic areas to inform the pub

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awareness campaign.
1. By November first of each year, the department of health and human services shall
submit to the legislative management and the governor a written report summarizing
the number of deaths that occurred in the state caused by or related to fentanyl
consumption during the preceding calendar year, including the county in which the
deaths occurred and the age and gender of the deceased individuals.
2. The department of health and human services shall make the data reported under
subsection 1 available to the public by:
a. Making the information easily accessible on the department's government
website;
b. Publishing easily comprehensible printed materials on fentanyl awareness,
information, and resources;
c. Placing visible billboards in high-traffic areas to inform the public of the dangers
of fentanyl; and
d. Developing a media and social media campaign to expand statewide awareness
of fentanyl drug deaths and the fentanyl overdose epidemic occurring within the
state.