Learn To Save A Life With West Hartford Health Department
By Michael Lemanski
Published on April 5, 2026.
The West Hartford Health Department will participate in "Save a Life Day" in an effort to teach people how to respond to opioid overdoses. Two sessions will be held at West Hartford Town Hall and the health district office. Additional sessions will take place at local libraries. Participants will learn about how to identify overdose symptoms, administer naloxone, and understand state protections.
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