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Sandy Snodgrass
21:15 - 22:04
"Representative Rosha introduced HB 6166 2 years ago that would do similarly through the education department what I'm already doing in schools, but it would make it mandatory that there was education in middle and high school rules surrounding illicit drugs, particularly those that are contaminated with fentanyl. It didn't go anywhere really in the first 2 years, but my understanding is it's going to be reintroduced by now Senator Rauschauer and others."
“Representative Rosha introduced HB 6166 2 years ago that would do similarly through the education department what I'm already doing in schools, but it would make it mandatory that there was education in middle and high school rules surrounding illicit drugs, particularly those that are contaminated with fentanyl. It didn't go anywhere really in the first 2 years, but my understanding is it's going to be reintroduced by now Senator Rauschauer and others.”
- Speaker
- Sandy Snodgrass
- Timestamp
- 21:15 – 22:04
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- April 29, 2026
From the transcript
And I do that every chance I get, middle and high schools anywhere in the state. I want to do the AK fentanyl presentation that I do with the DEA. So the state, um, Representative Rosha introduced HB 6166 2 years ago that would do similarly through the education department what I'm already doing in schools, but it would make it mandatory that there was education in middle and high school rules surrounding illicit drugs, particularly those that are contaminated with fentanyl. It didn't go anywhere really in the first 2 years, but my understanding is it's going to be reintroduced by now Senator Rauschauer and others. Senator George Rauschauer, right?