Summary
Los Alamos has trained only 107 people in naloxone use in 18 months versus 8,000+ in Rio Arriba, and distributed just 617 free doses. The state wants to partner locally to break the stigma of asking for help.
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
Free naloxone and 15-minute trainings are available at the public health office on Trinity and through state trainers.
Any resident who might witness an overdose, plus families affected by substance use.
Mentions & discussions (2)
County Council - Regular Session — August 25, 2026
September is proclaimed National Suicide Prevention Month; local data shared at the meeting shows 34% of residents aged 18-24 in a recent survey reported suicidal thoughts, with youth identified as a priority.
Los Alamos County Health Council — August 6, 2026
Los Alamos has trained only 107 people in naloxone use in 18 months versus 8,000+ in Rio Arriba, and distributed just 617 free doses. The state wants to partner locally to break the stigma of asking for help.
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