Since 2017, Pennsylvania has taken several steps to increase naloxone access for people and communities across the commonwealth who need it the most. With a recent increase in drug overdose deaths (the majority of which are opioid- and fentanyl-related), Pennsylvania is anticipating a significant supply of naloxone in the coming months. The Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs is encouraging individuals, organizations, and agencies to learn how to access this naloxone at no cost.