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r! <br /> 2nd Annual Oploids in Snohomish County:PtTe <br /> July 9-15 A Point-in-Time Survey of Overdoses <br /> Partners from across Snohomish County took part in a coordinated data <br /> 201.8 collection project focused on opioid overdoses.The information shown below <br /> represents reports from local fire,police, EMS, hospitals,the syringe exchange <br /> and the medical examiner's office over seven days. <br /> TYPES OF OPIOIDSogysUSED SAFETY WARNING <br /> While no toxicology sample results were available,reports <br /> revealed that overdoses were largely due to heroin.In a <br /> handful of cases,the overdoses appeared to include a <br /> combination of heroin and other drugs like meth, cocaine, Counterfeit Pills Laced with Fentanyl <br /> Xanax,prescription opioids and alcohol. <br /> Snohomish County has had an increase , <br /> in overdoses from"Pert-3D"pills being 1 2 1"' ' id ' <br /> Source of Drugs)Used sold on the street.These counterfeit { 1 <br /> I IY <br /> fentanyl-laced pills are dangerous and ___A <br /> can cause a fatal overdose. <br /> A"„na . for more safety Information,vises <br /> iw http:llsnohomishoverdoseprevention.comlfor-current-users <br /> ®Prescribed SNOHoMISHWMMPREVENTION <br /> r ,, x,, Friend/Relative A COMMUNITY COMING TOGETHER TO STOP <br /> 14 SNOHOMISH COUNTY'S OPIOID EPIDEMIC <br /> o Obtained on Street <br /> o Other Thanks to coordination with the emergency department at <br /> , Providence Regional Medical Center Everett,Snohomish <br /> Q Unknown/Missing <br /> Task Force <br /> ' 30,` County Regional Drug and Gang and AIDS <br /> Outreach/Snohomish County Syringe Exchange,the <br /> Snohomish Health District was alerted to a spike in <br /> overdoses involving counterfeit"Parc-30”pills being sold <br /> on the street for approximately$30 per pill.At least one <br /> overdose during the 7-day period was the result of one of <br /> these fentanyl-laced pills bought on the street. <br /> SNOHOMISH COUNTY JAIL ACTIVITY <br /> In addition to overdose data received from local partners,information was collected by the Corrections.Bureau within the <br /> Snohomish County Sheriffs Office.Just under 32%of new bookings during the 7-day period were inmates under opioid <br /> withdrawal watches. <br /> Withdrawal Watches for Bookings Inmates in Medical Detox/Housing <br /> at Snohomish County Jail and Overflow Beds <br /> 100 .. <br /> Other Substance** 9 10 90 .. .- _ 88 <br /> Alcohol III 1s 80 ' <br /> 70 62 <br /> Benzodiazepine ■ 19 60 - <br /> 50 <br /> Methamphetamine** IMIIIIIMM 111 40 -39 _Designed- <br /> Opioids/Heroin - 119 30 -- -- C-apacity- <br /> 20 <br /> Total Bookings 373 10 - <br /> 0 100 200 300 400 0 <br /> 7-Day Low 7-Day Average 7-Day High <br /> 8 individuals were sent to the emergency room Note:Methamphetamine and"Other Substances"are <br /> for medical clearance prior to booking. reported in addition to other drugs where withdrawal <br /> watch protocols are initiated.Withdrawal watch protocols <br /> 1 .1 bookings refused because of heroin or are not used with these substances alone. <br /> medication withdrawals. <br /> 3 <br /> k S I ao oM I b WI tI ' I�i 4,23 ff]I'Lil�iJ�\ , y1Tio__._, I t. <br /> A COMMUNITY COMING TOGETHER TO STOP --- <br /> SNOHOMISH COUNTY'S OPIOID EPIDEMIC <br /> 7 <br />