The bill mandates that all public and private institutions of higher education in Washington provide opioid and fentanyl prevention education to their students. This education can be delivered in person or electronically and must include information about the "good samaritan" statute. Additionally, institutions are required to make naloxone and fentanyl testing strips available in accessible locations on campus, such as wellness centers and student housing. Staff working in residence halls must receive training on administering naloxone, and institutions may obtain opioid overdose reversal medication through a standing order.

Furthermore, the bill includes a provision stating that if specific funding for its implementation is not provided by June 30, 2024, it will become null and void. This ensures that the necessary financial resources are allocated to support the educational initiatives and resources outlined in the legislation.