Opioid and Drug Use Information

The Utah County Health Department does not provide treatment services; however, Utah County has many resources to help with opioid use disorders.

Prevention Resources

Know Your Script: Advocate for yourself in a healthcare setting by learning ways to safely manage pain and dispose of leftover medication. Learn how to teach your kids about safe medication use as well.
Safe Medication Disposal Locations: Protect the environment and community by properly disposing of your prescription medications at a permanent local medication drop box near you.
Utah Valley Drug Prevention Coalition: Utah County coalition whose mission is to prevent and reduce alcohol, marijuana, tobacco, and prescription drug misuse among youth living in Utah County. Email utahcountycoalition@gmail.com to join!

Free Naloxone/Narcan

Utah County Health Department (UCHD): Free training and naloxone kits are available to individuals 18+ living in Utah County. Naloxone (also known as Narcan) is a safe medication that can reverse an opioid overdose. Email naloxonesaves@utahcounty.gov or call 801-851-7095 to schedule a class or training appointment.
Utah Naloxone: Visit Utah Naloxone or call 385-495-9050 for no-cost naloxone kits. Online training and mailed naloxone kits are available.
Many city libraries in Utah County offer free naloxone kits. Contact your local library to ask whether naloxone is available. Library staff can provide basic information about how naloxone works and give you a kit at no cost.

Treatment & Addiction Recovery

While the Utah County Health Department does not offer treatment services, several local resources are available: