Steuben County has introduced an interactive map to help residents locate free Naloxone (Narcan) to combat opioid overdoses. Developed by Steuben County Public Health and the Opioid Committee, the map highlights locations of wall-mounted Narcan units across the county. The medication, which can reverse opioid overdoses, is available for free and without a prescription.
The Narcan Location GIS Map, accessible on the county’s website, provides addresses for units concentrated in Bath, Corning, and Hornell, with additional sites in other areas.
Officials emphasize the tool’s potential to save lives during overdose emergencies, reflecting the county’s commitment to addressing the opioid crisis and supporting community health.
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