A powerful piece of legislation aimed at tackling the deadly fentanyl crisis is on the brink of becoming law — and it carries the name of a young man from Anchorage whose life was tragically cut short.

Bruce’s Law, expected to be signed by President Trump within the week, represents a major step forward in the nationwide fight against fentanyl overdoses and deaths.

At the heart of the law’s creation is Sandy Snodgrass, a mother turned advocate, who began her mission after losing her only son, Bruce, to fentanyl poisoning at just 22 years old.

“It’s just surreal that Bruce’s Law has passed, and the president’s going to sign the bill,” Sandy told Your Alaska Link.

In Bruce’s memory, Sandy founded AK Fentanyl Response, an organization focused on education, prevention, and support for thos

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