Reversing an Overdose With Narcan

Opioid use and overdoses are increasing rapidly in Washington state.

Whitman County Public Health is now offering Narcan (Naloxone) to those who use drugs and support systems of those who use drugs, such as family and friends.

What Is Narcan?

Narcan is a medication that can save lives by reversing the effects of an overdose from opioids such as heroin, fentanyl and prescription opioid medications. Narcan temporarily stops the effects of opioids, allowing someone to wake up from an opioid overdose and start breathing again.

How To Receive Narcan

Stop by one of locations below to pick up a supply of Narcan.

Click here to view a quick tutorial on how to administer Narcan.

WCPH Offices

WCPH Pullman

WCPH Colfax

Local Town Halls

Farmington Town Hall

LaCrosse Town Hall

Palouse City Hall

St John Town Hall

Whitman County Libraries

Albion

Colton

Endicott

Farmington

Garfield

Lacrosse

Malden

Oakesdale

Rosalia

Uniontown

Food Pantries

Albion Food Pantry

Colfax Food Pantry

Endicott Food Pantry

Garfield Food Pantry

Malden Food Pantry

Oakesdale Food Pantry

Palouse Food Pantry

Rosalia Commodities

St John Food Pantry

Tekoa Food Pantry

Uniontown & Colton Food Pantry

Other Locations

St John Fire Station

Whitman Recovery Community Center

How To Administer Narcan

Program Contact

If you have any questions, please call us at (509) 397‑6280 or email us at CommunityHealth@whitmancounty.gov.

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