The bill authorizes the placement of roadside signage for public access automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) at qualifying locations in Minnesota. It establishes a new section in the Minnesota Statutes, chapter 160, detailing the requirements for property owners or businesses wishing to request directional signage. To qualify, they must meet registration and inspection requirements, ensure the AED is in an accessible location, and have visible signage on the premises. The relevant road authority is required to respond to requests for signage within specified timeframes, and all associated costs for installation and maintenance will be borne by the requesting participant.

Additionally, the bill mandates the commissioner of transportation to develop appropriate signage by September 1, 2025, that incorporates the universal symbol for AEDs. This signage must adhere to the criteria established in the new section and be designed to facilitate public access during emergencies while minimizing visual clutter. The bill includes provisions for the removal of signage if an AED is no longer operational and requires the commissioner to maintain information about the signage on the department's website. The effective date for the new signage requirements is set for October 1, 2025, while the signage development requirement takes effect immediately following final enactment.