Maryland's Office of Overdose Response

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response

@StopOverdoseMD

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response promotes collaboration across all state and local agencies working to address substance use and overdose.

Maryland Katılım Nisan 2017

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·6h

The workgroups are focusing on issues such as housing, supporting youth and families, and evaluating the state’s substance use disorder and overdose-related programs. The findings from their work will be summarized in the MORAC's annual report later this year. #StopOverdoseMD

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Yesterday, the Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council, chaired by @LtGovMiller, held its second meeting of 2026! This meeting featured briefings from workgroups that were established last year to study specific areas in the state's efforts to reduce overdoses. 🧵(1/2)

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Starting soon!!

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The next meeting of the Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council will be at the Maryland State House in Annapolis on Thursday, May 14, at 10 am! More info: StopOverdose.maryland.gov/MORAC #StopOverdoseMD

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Maryland Department of Health@MDHealthDept·2d

Vaping nicotine can make anxiety, mood swings, and focus worse. Instead of turning to a vape to cope with stress, try one of these healthy ways to feel better. Need help to quit? Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW or text VAPEFREE to 21586. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

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That evening, Special Secretary of Overdose Response @Emily_N_Keller and our team also attended Carroll County’s 11th annual Drug Overdose and Prevention Vigil to commemorate those we have lost too soon to preventable overdoses. (2/2)

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Yesterday, we had the honor of visiting the HOFFA Foundation in Sykesville! In addition to touring their men's recovery home, we heard about their amazing efforts to provide transportation assistance to Marylanders across the state accessing substance use care. (1/2)

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·3d

REMINDER - Join us on Thursday, 5/15, in Annapolis or virtually for the next meeting of the Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council, chaired by @LtGovMiller! More info on how to attend or tune in: StopOverdose.maryland.gov/MORAC #StopOverdoseMD

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·8 May

Today, we were honored to attend Chrysalis House's ribbon-cutting ceremony for their beautiful new Therapeutic Nature & Walking Trail!! The trail provides a safe and therapeutic walking space for their clients at their campus in Crownsville. Congratulations, Chrysalis House!!

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·4 May

While no amount of money can bring back those we've lost, these funds will help prevent further harm through expanding proven strategies that can reduce overdoses across the state. Learn more about MD's work to distribute Rx opioid settlement funds at StopOverdose.maryalnd.gov/ORF.

Anthony G. Brown@OAGMaryland

We secured a $7.4 billion nationwide settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, the result of years of work by attorneys general across the country to hold them accountable for their role in the opioid crisis. This follows nearly a decade of investigation and litigation. The funds will support treatment, recovery, and prevention efforts for communities in Maryland. Full press release: oag.maryland.gov/News/Pages/Att…

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Lt. Governor Aruna Miller@LtGovMiller·29 Nis

While nothing can undo the loss of a loved one to overdose, the Purdue Pharma settlement is another step toward addressing the harms of the opioid crisis in our communities. In Maryland, we’re distributing Rx opioid settlement funds to support proven strategies that reduce overdoses and expand access to life-saving care. Nearly $170 million has already gone to or is available for use by counties, cities, and towns across the state, with more on the way. apnews.com/article/oxycon…

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·30 Nis

Today, our team visited one of our grantees, Umbrella Wellness Center, in Westminster! We learned about their recovery services and the transportation support they provide to clients accessing care. Thanks, UWC, for your hospitality and all that you do!

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·29 Nis

TODAY!!! Join @LtGovMiller and the @Orioles at Camden Yards for #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay. Get your tickets here: tinyurl.com/4tmknp4n

Lt. Governor Aruna Miller@LtGovMiller

This Wednesday, I’m joining the @Orioles, @SongforCharlie, @StopOverdoseMD and the Baltimore City @MayorBMScott's Office of Overdose Response at Camden Yards to raise awareness for hashtag#NationalFentanylAwarenessDay! We’ll stand with families impacted by overdose and work to make sure Marylanders have the facts they need to stay safe. Awareness saves lives—and it starts with honest conversations. Get your tickets here: tinyurl.com/4tmknp4n

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Lt. Governor Aruna Miller@LtGovMiller·29 Nis

Today is #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay! Join the conversation and help spread the word about how to stay safe! Fentanyl is extremely dangerous, but the drug supply in Maryland and across the country is also constantly changing. New substances with harmful side effects can complicate overdose response. Maryland recently launched our new Rapid Analysis of Drugs dashboard to help Marylanders understand these changes. Learn more at bit.ly/OverdoseData.

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·28 Nis

Happening tomorrow!! Come join @LtGovMiller and our team as we root on the @Orioles and raise awareness for #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay!!

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Lt. Governor Aruna Miller@LtGovMiller·28 Nis

Fentanyl is an extremely powerful opioid that is often used to make fake pills. Ahead of #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay on 4/29, @SongforCharlie and the Moore-Miller Administration encourage you to get the tools to stay safe! Fentanyl test strips, which are available for free across Maryland, can alert you immediately to the presence of fentanyl, helping you make safe decisions. Learn how to find and use test strips for fentanyl and other drugs at stopoverdose.maryland.gov/fentanyl.

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Lt. Governor Aruna Miller@LtGovMiller·27 Nis

Help us raise awareness for #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay on April 29 with @SongforCharlie, starting with how to respond to an overdose. Naloxone is the easiest way to reverse overdoses involving fentanyl, and it’s available for free across Maryland through our network of over 300 Overdose Response Programs. Learn how to recognize the signs of an overdose, how to respond, and where to find free naloxone near you at stopoverdose.maryland.gov.

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Maryland Department of Health@MDHealthDept·23 Nis

Safely and freely dispose of your unneeded prescription drugs, with no questions asked, during the national #TakeBackDay event on Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Find a collection site in your community: DEATakeBack.com.

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·25 Nis

Thanks, @SandstoneCare, for having us and for the amazing work that you do to support youth and adolescents on their recovery journeys! #StopOverdoseMD

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Maryland's Office of Overdose Response@StopOverdoseMD·25 Nis

This week, Special Secretary of Overdose Response @Emily_N_Keller and our team visited @SandstoneCare in Crownsville to learn about the residential recovery services they provide for young people in Maryland!

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