Wyoming Launches Community Naloxone Resource Map
Summary
The Wyoming Department of Health announced the Community Naloxone Resource Map, an online tool helping residents find naloxone (Narcan) at no cost at local organizations. The map displays groups across Wyoming that provide free naloxone, which reverses opioid overdose effects. Organizations wishing to be included can request addition via a provided form, and businesses or groups can also order naloxone at no cost from WDH for emergency response or distribution.
What changed
The Wyoming Department of Health launched the Community Naloxone Resource Map, an online resource tool to help individuals locate free naloxone at participating local organizations across Wyoming. The map is designed to increase accessibility of this life-saving opioid overdose reversal medication. Organizations can request to be added to the map, and WDH continues to offer naloxone at no cost to Wyoming businesses and organizations for emergency response or distribution purposes.
Affected parties include Wyoming residents seeking access to free naloxone, local organizations that distribute naloxone, and businesses that wish to have naloxone available for employees or clients. The map represents an informational resource rather than a regulatory requirement, making it easier for the public to locate overdose prevention resources in their communities.
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New Online Tool to Help People Find Naloxone Launched by the Wyoming Department of Health
April 16, 2026
The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is excited to announce the Community Naloxone Resource Map. This new online tool makes it easier for people to find naloxone at no cost in their local communities.
Naloxone, often known by the brand name Narcan®, is a life-saving drug that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose. Given through the nose, naloxone helps a person breathe normally again if their breathing has slowed or stopped due to an opioid overdose, buying vital time until emergency medical responders arrive. It is designed to be easy to use for family, friends, or bystanders.
“Having naloxone on hand can prevent an opioid overdose death,” says Rachel Nuss, Community Prevention Unit Manager. “We recommend that anyone keep this tool in their first aid kit. By mapping out the groups across Wyoming that provide naloxone, our goal is to make it easier for individuals to find it at no cost.”
Find the Community Naloxone Resource Map here.
More information on how naloxone works or to be trained to respond to an overdose.
Organizations across Wyoming that wish to be included on the WDH Community Resource Map can request addition by completing this form.
The Wyoming Department of Health continues to offer naloxone at no cost to Wyoming businesses and organizations that want to have naloxone on hand to respond to potential overdoses or to distribute to their employees, clients, or the public. More information about ordering naloxone.
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