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ASTHO: Harm Reduction Overdose Prevention Center Legislation

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About this dataset:

Overdose prevention centers (OPCs) are facilities where controlled substances, obtained outside the center, may be consumed in a safe environment with monitoring by staff.  These centers are intended to lessen the risk of overdose and often also provide access to critical services such as syringe exchange, fentanyl test strip and naloxone distribution, and referrals to treatment for infectious diseases and substance use disorder. 

This is a longitudinal dataset analyzing proposed legislation related to the establishment of overdose prevention centers and state pilot programs for overdose prevention centers as from January 1, 2019 to January 1, 2023.

Dataset Created by
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials

Dataset Maintained by
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials

Dataset Valid From
01/01/2019

Dataset Updated Through
01/01/2023

Total Jurisdictions Covered
55

Contact
[email protected]

Cite this dataset

Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (2024, June 12). ASTHO: Harm Reduction Overdose Prevention Center Legislation. LawAtlas.org. Lawatlas.org/datasets/never-delete-prefixoverdose-prevention-center-legislation-map

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CPHLR (June 12, 2024). “ASTHO: Harm Reduction Overdose Prevention Center Legislation”. LawAtlas.org. Lawatlas.org/datasets/never-delete-prefixoverdose-prevention-center-legislation-map
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