Snoqualmie Fire Dept. Offers Free Opioid Education and Overdose Reversal Training Class, June 19

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie Fire Department is taking significant steps to combat the region's escalating opioid crisis by offering a free Opioid Education and Overdose Reversal Training Class on June 19, 2023, from 6-7 pm. This important event will be held in the Fire Station Training room and is open to all community members. The training will cover critical information about opioid misuse, the signs of overdose, and the use of naloxone, a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. With the dramatic rise in opioid-related deaths and addiction in Snoqualmie, this initiative aims to equip attendees with the skills to save lives. The class reflects a growing recognition of the opioid epidemic as a significant public health issue in the area.

By participating in this training, residents can become proactive in addressing the challenges posed by opioid use in their community. The Snoqualmie Fire Department emphasizes the importance of community engagement in tackling this crisis. This educational opportunity is a vital step in fostering a safer and more informed community.

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