Redmond Substance Abuse and Overdose Statistics
Below are some recent and relevant stats related to substance abuse and overdose statistics in Redmond and King County:2
Between 2020 and 2021, overdose deaths increased by 39%
More overdose deaths occurred in under 10 months of 2022 than in all of 2021
The people most affected were under-housed or houseless people and Indigenous and Black residents
Fatal overdoses are most common among middle-aged people, though overdose deaths in people younger than 30 increased by 50% from 2019 to 2020
Fentanyl was involved in 70% of overdose fatalities in the first 10 months of 2022
Traveling to and Around Redmond, WA
Redmond is a beautiful place to get away and attend drug rehab. If you’re considering going to treatment in this city or have a loved one you’d like to visit in rehab there, you’ll need to know local information related to transportation and accommodations. Here’s an overview:
- The nearest international airport to Redmond is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, which is about 23 miles away
- Redmond is considered a “walker’s paradise,” which an incredibly high walk score due to the countless trails, sidewalks, and walking paths available
- You can also easily bike around Redmond due to its robust network of bike lanes and trails
- You can choose between over 200 hotels in Redmond, ranging from two stars to five stars
- There are over 1,000 Redmond homes listed on Airbnb
- Redmond is home to nearly 200 dining options, including Thai, Chinese, steakhouses, sushi, pubs, Mexican, burger joints, Italian, and pizza.
- Spend some outdoor time at Marymoor Park, which covers 640 acres and offers many activities like rock climbing and biking
- Admire the beauty of the 10-mile Sammamish River Trail, where you can jog, bike, rollerblade, or even ride a horse
- Evans Creek Preserve offers something for everyone, including wildflower meadows, nature walks, and the opportunity to see wildlife, such as hawks, bears, and more
- See a musical, comedy show, or poetry reading at the Second Story Repertory
Resources
- Public Health Seattle and King County. (2020). Substance Use Patterns in King County, WA: March-October 2020.
- Public Health Seattle and King County. (2022). 2022 Overdose Death Report.
