Data & Impact
The Wilson County Substance Prevention Coalition is committed to reducing substance misuse through education, prevention, and community response. Our data highlights both progress and ongoing need across Wilson County.
Opioid Overdose Trends
Fatal opioid overdoses in Wilson County have fluctuated over time, underscoring the importance of continued prevention and intervention efforts. Reported deaths were 19 in 2020, rising to 25 in both 2021 and 2022, and peaking at 36 in 2023. While deaths decreased to 15 in 2024, numbers increased again to 24 in 2025—a reminder that sustained community response remains critical.
Naloxone Data
Since September 2020, more than 4,000 individuals have been trained to administer naloxone, and over 7,000 naloxone kits have been distributed, increasing access to life-saving overdose reversal resources across our community.
PORT Program Impact
The Post-Overdose Response Team (PORT) has distributed 288 kits to EMS patients since December 2020, helping connect individuals to support and recovery resources following overdose incidents.
Lock Your Meds Campaign
Prevention efforts continue to grow through the Lock Your Meds campaign. In 2025 alone, more than 3,000 medication disposal kits were distributed, helping reduce access to unused medications and prevent misuse.
Behind every number is a life. Explore the data behind the impact.
Contact our Data Manager, Pamela J. Letchworth, at pletchworth@wilcoprevention.org to learn more.
RESOURCES
Quick Links
Copyright © 2026. All rights reserved. Website designed by Next Level Creative