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BCHD begins harm‑reduction program offering Narcan, testing and treatment connections
Summary
The Berrien County Health Department reported that its harm‑reduction program has begun operations, expanding access to Narcan distribution, testing resources, sterile supplies and connections to treatment, according to the Health Officer's report at the May 6 meeting.
Health Officer Guy Miller reported that the department's Harm Reduction Program has officially begun operations and is expanding access to life‑saving interventions. Miller said the program is providing Narcan distribution, testing resources, sterile supplies and connections to treatment and recovery services.
The report was informational; the board did not take formal action on the program during the May 6 meeting. Staff indicated the effort is part of ongoing prevention and recovery work and that the Opioid Oversight and Review Team is preparing an RFP for program investments in 2027–2029.
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