How to Get Naloxone

TRAINING REQUIRED
Law Enforcement - including Municipal Police, Sheriff's Offices, Campus Police, Campus Security, School Resource Officers, and Park Rangers
Fire Fighters - including both volunteer and paid firefighters

TRAINING RECOMMENDED
Emergency Medical Services, Advanced Life Support, Basic Life Support and Emergency Medical Technicians	School Nurse
Domestic Violence Shelter Personnel	After School Program Personnel
Adult Probation and Parole Officers	Homeless Shelter Personnel
Juvenile Probation Officers	Public Defenders' Offices
County and State* Correctional Facilities	Library Personnel
Constables	Substance Use Disorder and Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Facilities
Public Transit Drivers	Emergency Departments
Other first responder organizations serving individuals and communities impacted by substance use that are legally organized and trained to respond to overdose emergencies and administer intranasal naloxone.*	Organizations that provide services and supports to individuals who are currently using substances, such as harm reduction organizations (Examples include community grassroots orgs, organizations formed to address the opioid crisis, recovery houses, halfway houses, etc.)

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