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Honolulu City Council advances Narcan bill

The Honolulu City Council unanimously voted Wednesday to advance legislation that would require bars, nightclubs and other high-risk venues to carry nasal sprays of naloxone, which is used to reverse opioid overdoses.

By Craig T. Kojima

June 7, 2023

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The Honolulu City Council unanimously voted Wednesday to advance legislation that would require bars, nightclubs and other high-risk venues to carry nasal sprays of naloxone, which is used to reverse opioid overdoses. Council members Andria Tupola, left, and Tyler Dos Santos-Tam look on during the hearing.
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EMS Director Dr. Jim Ireland speaks during Wednesday's hearing.
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Council chair Tommy Waters looks on during Wednesday's hearing.
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Councilman Matt Weyer looks on during Wednesday's hearing.
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City council members Calvin Say, left, Tyler Dos Santos-Tam and Andria Tupola look on during Wednesday's hearing.

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