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Spokane official cites last year’s fentanyl emergency, urges naloxone and safe medication practices
Summary
An unidentified Spokane official said the city declared a state of emergency last year to coordinate response to a fentanyl crisis and urged residents to learn overdose signs, practice safe medication handling and know naloxone availability.
An unidentified Spokane official said the city declared a state of emergency last year to coordinate its response to a fentanyl crisis and urged residents to learn the signs of opioid use and the availability of naloxone.
“Fentanyl is a potent synthetic opioid that has claimed too many lives in our city. Understanding its dangers is the first step in prevention,” the unidentified official said, adding…
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