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Back in June of 2024 the Polk County Board of Commissioners approved of Naloxone/Narcan being provided by the Polk County Health Department to the community. “As part of our Opioid Advisory Council here in Polk County, we received funds from the Opioid Settlement, and so back in June, as part of an extensive package of […]
The Grand Forks Police Department has reported an increase in opioid overdoses in the Grand Forks area in 2021. Year to date, there have been 37 suspected drug overdoses and 3 opioid overdose deaths in the City of Grand Forks, according to Police data. In addition, Grand Forks Police Department has administered naloxone, the antidote
The Grand Forks Police Department would like the public to be aware that we have responded to the scene of two opioid overdoses in the past two days. In both cases CPR was performed on the victim and naloxone was administered by first responders. Fortunately, both victims were revived and appear to have fully recovered.
