Narcan at trolley stations
Summary
A mother who lost her daughter to an overdose in 2024 said the city obscures fatal overdose calls as 'ensure safety for medics' and has cut off her access to calls-for-service data.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
Families seeking transparency about overdose deaths and drug-prevention advocates.
Families of the deceased, who say they learn of deaths only through informal channels.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meeting
A mother who lost her daughter to an overdose in 2024 said the city obscures fatal overdose calls as 'ensure safety for medics' and has cut off her access to calls-for-service data.
City Council Meeting
Sylvia Irigoyen, who lost her daughter to an overdose, urged MTS board members to install 24/7 Narcan vending machines and better-trained security at trolley stations, citing dozens of overdose calls at the H Street station.
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