This legislation aims to reauthorize and significantly expand the scope of grants available for first responder training under the Public Health Service Act. It amends existing provisions to ensure that training covers responses to overdoses involving a broader range of drugs , rather than being limited to opioids and heroin. This expansion includes training on the use of legally marketed products for overdose reversal. Furthermore, the bill substantially increases the authorized funding for these critical training programs. It allocates $57,000,000 annually for each of fiscal years 2026 through 2030, a significant increase from previous authorizations. This ensures continued support for first responders in addressing evolving public health challenges related to drug overdoses.