Temecula approves pilot Narcan education and distribution program for staff and community
Council unanimously approved a pilot program to train city staff and the public in naloxone (Narcan) administration, with an initial supply sourced through Riverside University Health System at no cost and a plan to pilot distribution and training before broader rollout to community groups and schools.
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The Temecula City Council unanimously approved a pilot program on April 8 to provide naloxone (Narcan) education and initial distribution for city staff and the public.
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