Spokane County Overdose Dashboard
In response to the opioid crisis, community partners throughout Spokane County began working together to reduce and prevent opioid dependency, deaths, and physical and community health-related consequences through the development of a community-wide, progressive response.
The Spokane County Overdose Dashboard was developed as a part of this collaboration. It is a tool to help stakeholders and the community better understand the magnitude of drug use and overdose and the cumulative effect on Spokane County residents and healthcare resources. The dashboard provides information about:
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- drugs used by residents and which drugs are used together
- overdose and overdose death rates
- subpopulations at greatest risk of overdose
- burden on emergency medical services
- where overdoses occur in the county
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Dashboard Instructions
To navigate the dashboard:
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- Use the tabs at the top to see the different pages.
- To change what is shown on the charts, use the filter buttons on the left side.
- To download items from the dashboard, use the download button at the bottom of the dashboard.
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Resources
While the opioid epidemic has eased since 2024, many community members continue to be affected by the influx of opioids and other substances in our communities. See the following for opioid use disorder treatment and support and services and how to source naloxone (Narcan).
- Stop Overdose
An explainer on naloxone, how to use, legal implications, and where to get it
Spokane Regional Health District - How to Reverse an Overdose
Spokane Regional Health District - Opioid Treatment Services
Spokane Regional Health District
509-324-1420
312 W. Eighth Ave.
Spokane, WA 99204
- Washington Recovery Helpline
Crisis Connections
1-866-789-1511 - Behavioral Health Helpline
Frontier Behavioral Health
1-877-266-1818
107 S. Division Street
Spokane, WA 99202 - Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Locator
Washington Recovery Helpline - Substance Use Disorder Resources
County Health Insights
