The bill, known as the Michael Fisher Law, mandates that starting September 1, 2020, municipal or county recreation departments and nonprofit youth-serving organizations must have an automated external defibrillator (AED) available on-site at each youth athletic event and practice held on their home fields. This requirement applies to organizations affiliated with youth sports, such as Little Leagues and youth soccer leagues, that utilize publicly-owned fields for their activities.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that compliance with the AED requirement can be achieved if a State-certified emergency services provider or another certified first responder is present at the event with an AED. Furthermore, it provides immunity from civil liability to the recreation departments, youth-serving organizations, and their employees, including volunteer umpires, coaches, and licensed athletic trainers, regarding the acquisition and use of the AED.