StopOverdose.maryland.gov provides a one-stop-shop for information regarding substance use and overdose in Maryland. Visit to learn how to find the overdose reversal medication, naloxone, how to find substance use treatment, and much more! #StopOverdoseMD

Stay in touch with Maryland's Office of Overdose Response across our social media channels! You can also sign up to receive email updates from our team using this form: forms.gle/tXZE89YZmeFpZW… #StopOverdoseMD

Check out Maryland Association of Counties' latest podcast featuring MD Special Secretary of Overdose Response Emily Keller! In this episode, Special Sec. Keller talks about Maryland's strategic plan for reducing overdoses and our efforts to distribute Rx opioid legal settlement funds.

This year, Maryland enacted House Bill 1131, establishing a workgroup to study access to buprenorphine (a medication for opioid use disorder). The workgroup will hold its first meeting next Tue. (7/8) at 4 pm. Visit stopoverdose.maryland.gov/events for more details on how to tune in.

Happening tomorrow! Visit stopoverdose.maryland.gov/orf/ for details on how to tune in! Public testimony may also be emailed to [email protected].

Naloxone (also know as Narcan) is a medication that can reverse an opioid overdose. Visit StopOverdose.Maryland.gov/naloxone to learn how to respond to an overdose and find nalxone near you! #StopOverdose

Maryland's Opioid Restitution Fund Advisory Council is currently accepting applications for 4 upcoming membership openings. Applications are due by Friday, August 8, 2025! Visit StopOverdose.maryland.gov/ORF for more information on how to apply.

The next meeting of Maryland's Buprenorphine Access Workgroup will be tomorrow (7/24) at 4 pm. This group was established through legislation this year to study access to buprenorphine (a medication for opioid use disorder). Visit StopOverdose.maryland.gov/events for more details.

Join us for a powerful forum where we rise together as a community — to grieve, to hope, and to fight back against opioid use and overdose with compassion, strength, and solidarity. 💛🙏Together, we can be the light in the darkness. Maryland's Office of Overdose Response GOCI Maryland

Reminder — Check out these opportunities to serve on Maryland's Opioid Restitution Fund Advisory Council! Applications are due by Fri., 8/8. The Council provides recommendations for how Rx opioid settlement funds are used in Maryland. Learn more at stopoverdose.maryland.gov/ORF/.

Maryland's Good Samaritan Law provides legal protections to individuals who call 911 if they witness an overdose. However, the law cannot protect you if you don't call for help! Visit StopOverdose.maryland.gov/Good-Samaritan… to learn more.

We're excited to announce the latest update to our Overdose Prevention Team Program Inventory! This report highlights the progress local jurisdictions in Maryland are making to expand support for people with substance use disorders. Full report: StopOverdose.maryland.gov/resources

Naloxone is our #1 life saving tool when it comes to responding to an overdose. You could be a life saver- join us to see a demonstration and leave trained to respond!

The Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council, chaired by Lt. Governor Aruna Miller, is accepting applications for its Citizen Advisory Committee! The committee will give input to state agencies on their efforts to reduce overdoses in MD. Apply by 10/1! More info: StopOverdose.maryland.gov/MORAC

Naloxone helps restore breathing when someone is experiencing an opioid overdose. Hundreds of lives are saved every year in Maryland by people like you who carry naloxone. Learn how to respond to an overdose and get free naloxone at StopOverdose.maryland.gov/naloxone.

If you're attending the Maryland Association of Counties Summer Conference this year, stop by our booth! We'll be handing out naloxone, and you can learn more about all the ways Maryland is working to reduce overdoses and increase access to substance use care. #MACoCon

Day one of #MACoCon 2025 is off to a great start! We've already given out 32 doses of naloxone. Stop by to get yours and to learn about Maryland's efforts to reduce overdoses across the state. #StopOverdoseMD

Learning the signs of an overdose makes the difference in an emergency. Learn how to respond to an overdose at StopOverdose.maryland.gov/naloxone/. #StopOverdoseMD