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Jay Inslee signs laws to combat opioid epidemic in Washington

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Among the new laws is one to provide mandatory fentanyl awareness in classrooms across the state as well as another to make Narcan more widely available in schools.
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Gov. Jay Inslee signed seven laws Tuesday on the Tulalip reservation to provide fentanyl awareness and make Narcan more available in schools, among others.

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