A Resolution designating the week of July 20 through 24, 2026, as "Construction Opioid Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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- Became Law
Overview
This resolution designates the week of July 20-24, 2026, as "Construction Opioid Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania. The resolution highlights the significant impact of the opioid crisis on the construction industry, citing high overdose rates among construction workers. It recognizes efforts by various organizations, including the Keystone Contractors Association and the National Safety Council, to raise awareness and provide resources to combat opioid abuse within the industry. The resolution encourages the industry to promote awareness and facilitate discussions about the dangers of opioids.
Key provisions
- Designates the week of July 20-24, 2026, as "Construction Opioid Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.
- Recognizes the high rate of overdose deaths in the construction industry.
- Acknowledges efforts by organizations to provide educational materials and resources.
- Encourages the industry to promote awareness of opioid dangers.
- Supports the use of naloxone on construction sites.
- Highlights the role of the 988 mental health hotline.
- Recognizes the promotion of awareness through hardhat stickers and giveaway coins.
- Lists participating organizations in promoting awareness.
Who is affected
- Construction Industry Workers
- Construction Companies
- Pennsylvania Residents
- Healthcare Providers
- General Public Near Job Sites
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Cosponsors
Christine Tartaglione
Daniel Laughlin
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