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How to Access: Milwaukee County Harm Reduction Vending Machine network (11+ machines) dispenses no-cost fentanyl test strips, naloxone nasal spray, medication deactivation pouches, and gun locks - run by Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services. Hosted by Diverse & Resilient, an LGBTQ+-focused health organization.

How to Access: Impact Exchange public health vending machine network. Launched by Trac-B Exchange in 2017 - the first-in-the-nation public health vending machine program. Requires a no-cost vending card (ID needed to register); dispenses syringes, naloxone, pregnancy tests, safe sex kits, hygiene/first-aid kits, and sharps containers. A 2022 study found 41 fewer opioid overdose fatalities than predicted in Clark County the year after naloxone was added to the machines. Hosted by the Division of Child & Family Services - Elko.

How to Access: 24 Hours Contact: Sheila Frierson.

How to Access: Steve Rummler HOPE Network Naloxone Access Point (NAP): "NAPs are open to the public... anyone can stop by and pick up an IM naloxone or fentanyl test strip kit – no questions asked." Program-level statement applies to every host site regardless of type.

How to Access: No Cost NARCAN (naloxone) available at Florida Department of Health in Duval County clinics. Note: this listing appears to duplicate another Department of Health entry at the same address under a different title.

How to Access: No Cost NARCAN (naloxone) available at Florida Department of Health in Duval County clinics. Note: this listing appears to duplicate another Department of Health entry at the same address under a different title.

How to Access: No Cost NARCAN (naloxone) available at Florida Department of Health in Duval County clinics. Note: this listing appears to duplicate another Department of Health entry at the same address under a different title.

How to Access: No Cost NARCAN (naloxone) available at Florida Department of Health in Duval County clinics.

How to Access: County program explicitly framed as a public-facing no-cost Narcan access point in the facility's public lobby. Note: a separate statewide-program source lists a 'Doña Ana County Crisis Triage Center' at this exact same address — confirm by phone whether these are one machine or two before importing both.

How to Access: Contact the library to confirm naloxone availability and pickup arrangements.

How to Access: DHEC's Naloxone Community Distributor program page states these orgs 'have obtained a community distribution designation through the Office of Substance Use Services, [and] can distribute naloxone to the public' — a statutory public-facing designation under the 2018-amended Overdose Prevention Act, not internal staff stock.

How to Access: Dose of Hope - call to confirm current harm reduction services.