Chesapeake Opioid Needs Assessment Survey

DEMOGRAPHICS:
Please tell us about yourself.

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* 1. Where do you reside?

Camelot

Deep Creek

Great Bridge

Greenbrier

Indian River

Rivercrest

Southern/Hickory

South Norfolk

Western Branch

Other city/county (please specify)

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* 2. What is your age

18-24

25-34

35-44

45-54

55-64

65-74

75+

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* 3. What is your race?

American Indian or Alaska Native

Asian

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

White

Prefer not to say

Other (please specify)

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* 4. What is your gender identity?

Male

Female

Prefer not to say

Prefer to self-describe

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* 5. What is your household income?

$0 - $19,999

$20,000 - $49,999

$50,000 - $89,999

$90,000 - $129,999

$130,000 - $149,999

$150,000 +

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* 6. Which best describes your education level?

Some high school

GED

High school graduate

Some college

College graduate

Post-graduate studies

EXPERIENCE WITH SUBSTANCE USE:

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* 7. Do you have experience with any of the following? (Click all that apply).

Misusing prescription opioids (If yes, please answer question 8 below as well).

Using illicit (prohibited) opioids (If yes, please answer question 8 below as well)

I am in recovery from opioid use issues

I have never used illicit opioids

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* 8. If you answered yes to misusing prescription opioids, or using illicit (prohibited) opioids, how often do/did you use them?

Regularly

Occationally

I have used them in the past

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* 9. What is your experience with prescription opioids?

I have used prescription opioids as prescribed

I used prescription opioids but experienced challenges with stopping or taking them as prescribed

I have never used prescription opioids

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* 10. Do you know someone dealing with an opioid issue?

Yes

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* 11. Do you know someone who has experienced a drug overdose in the last three years?

Yes

BARRIERS:

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* 12. Which of the following do you believe are the biggest barriers to accessing substance use disorder treatment services in your community? Please click on the arrow keys to move your three choices to the top of the page.

DRUG RELATED PROBLEMS IN THE COMMUNITY:
Please tell us what you know about drug related issues in your community.

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* 13. **On a scale of 1 to 5 (with 1 being Not Severe at All and 5 being Most Severe), how severe are each of the problems listed below in your community?**

	Not Severe at All	Mildly Severe	Moderately Severe	Highly Severe	Most Severe
Drug-related poverty or homelessness	Drug-related poverty or homelessness Not Severe at All	Drug-related poverty or homelessness Mildly Severe	Drug-related poverty or homelessness Moderately Severe	Drug-related poverty or homelessness Highly Severe	Drug-related poverty or homelessness Most Severe
Easily available drugs	Easily available drugs Not Severe at All	Easily available drugs Mildly Severe	Easily available drugs Moderately Severe	Easily available drugs Highly Severe	Easily available drugs Most Severe
Illicit use of opioids	Illicit use of opioids Not Severe at All	Illicit use of opioids Mildly Severe	Illicit use of opioids Moderately Severe	Illicit use of opioids Highly Severe	Illicit use of opioids Most Severe
General illicit drug use	General illicit drug use Not Severe at All	General illicit drug use Mildly Severe	General illicit drug use Moderately Severe	General illicit drug use Highly Severe	General illicit drug use Most Severe
Drug-related theft, burglary, and property crimes	Drug-related theft, burglary, and property crimes Not Severe at All	Drug-related theft, burglary, and property crimes Mildly Severe	Drug-related theft, burglary, and property crimes Moderately Severe	Drug-related theft, burglary, and property crimes Highly Severe	Drug-related theft, burglary, and property crimes Most Severe
Non-medical use of prescription opioids	Non-medical use of prescription opioids Not Severe at All	Non-medical use of prescription opioids Mildly Severe	Non-medical use of prescription opioids Moderately Severe	Non-medical use of prescription opioids Highly Severe	Non-medical use of prescription opioids Most Severe
Drug-related domestic violence	Drug-related domestic violence Not Severe at All	Drug-related domestic violence Mildly Severe	Drug-related domestic violence Moderately Severe	Drug-related domestic violence Highly Severe	Drug-related domestic violence Most Severe
Drug overdoses	Drug overdoses Not Severe at All	Drug overdoses Mildly Severe	Drug overdoses Moderately Severe	Drug overdoses Highly Severe	Drug overdoses Most Severe
Drug-related community violence	Drug-related community violence Not Severe at All	Drug-related community violence Mildly Severe	Drug-related community violence Moderately Severe	Drug-related community violence Highly Severe	Drug-related community violence Most Severe
Youth substance use	Youth substance use Not Severe at All	Youth substance use Mildly Severe	Youth substance use Moderately Severe	Youth substance use Highly Severe	Youth substance use Most Severe
Lack of support for people who use drugs	Lack of support for people who use drugs Not Severe at All	Lack of support for people who use drugs Mildly Severe	Lack of support for people who use drugs Moderately Severe	Lack of support for people who use drugs Highly Severe	Lack of support for people who use drugs Most Severe
Public *illegal* substance use	Public *illegal* substance use Not Severe at All	Public *illegal* substance use Mildly Severe	Public *illegal* substance use Moderately Severe	Public *illegal* substance use Highly Severe	Public *illegal* substance use Most Severe
Public legal substance use	Public legal substance use Not Severe at All	Public legal substance use Mildly Severe	Public legal substance use Moderately Severe	Public legal substance use Highly Severe	Public legal substance use Most Severe
Drug-related traffic accidents	Drug-related traffic accidents Not Severe at All	Drug-related traffic accidents Mildly Severe	Drug-related traffic accidents Moderately Severe	Drug-related traffic accidents Highly Severe	Drug-related traffic accidents Most Severe
Drug litter/discarded drugs	Drug litter/discarded drugs Not Severe at All	Drug litter/discarded drugs Mildly Severe	Drug litter/discarded drugs Moderately Severe	Drug litter/discarded drugs Highly Severe	Drug litter/discarded drugs Most Severe
Lack of understanding and compassion for people who use drugs	Lack of understanding and compassion for people who use drugs Not Severe at All	Lack of understanding and compassion for people who use drugs Mildly Severe	Lack of understanding and compassion for people who use drugs Moderately Severe	Lack of understanding and compassion for people who use drugs Highly Severe	Lack of understanding and compassion for people who use drugs Most Severe
Lack of knowledge and awareness of what is helpful for people who use drugs	Lack of knowledge and awareness of what is helpful for people who use drugs Not Severe at All	Lack of knowledge and awareness of what is helpful for people who use drugs Mildly Severe	Lack of knowledge and awareness of what is helpful for people who use drugs Moderately Severe	Lack of knowledge and awareness of what is helpful for people who use drugs Highly Severe	Lack of knowledge and awareness of what is helpful for people who use drugs Most Severe

OPIOID-RELATED KNOWLEDGE:

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* 14. To the best of your knowledge, rate the following statements as either True or False.

	True	False
Fentanyl is often added to other drugs, so people may not know they are taking it	Fentanyl is often added to other drugs, so people may not know they are taking it True	Fentanyl is often added to other drugs, so people may not know they are taking it False
Narcan/Naloxone is a drug that reverses the effects of opioids in the body	Narcan/Naloxone is a drug that reverses the effects of opioids in the body True	Narcan/Naloxone is a drug that reverses the effects of opioids in the body False
In Virginia, you can only get Narcan/naloxone with a prescription	In Virginia, you can only get Narcan/naloxone with a prescription True	In Virginia, you can only get Narcan/naloxone with a prescription False
Suboxone, buprenorphine, and methadone are medications that reduce opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms	Suboxone, buprenorphine, and methadone are medications that reduce opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms True	Suboxone, buprenorphine, and methadone are medications that reduce opioid cravings and withdrawal symptoms False
In Virginia, fentanyl test strips, which detect whether a drug has fentanyl in it, are illegal	In Virginia, fentanyl test strips, which detect whether a drug has fentanyl in it, are illegal True	In Virginia, fentanyl test strips, which detect whether a drug has fentanyl in it, are illegal False
In Virginia, someone who calls 911 to help a person experiencing overdose is immune from prosecution, even if they possess or have used drugs themselves. However, they are not immune from prosecution if they are on probation, parole, or work release.	In Virginia, someone who calls 911 to help a person experiencing overdose is immune from prosecution, even if they possess or have used drugs themselves. However, they are not immune from prosecution if they are on probation, parole, or work release. True	In Virginia, someone who calls 911 to help a person experiencing overdose is immune from prosecution, even if they possess or have used drugs themselves. However, they are not immune from prosecution if they are on probation, parole, or work release. False
Narcan/Naloxone can be used to reverse a methamphetamine or cocaine overdose.	Narcan/Naloxone can be used to reverse a methamphetamine or cocaine overdose. True	Narcan/Naloxone can be used to reverse a methamphetamine or cocaine overdose. False
You can easily overdose from merely breathing air in a room that has an opioid such as fentanyl	You can easily overdose from merely breathing air in a room that has an opioid such as fentanyl True	You can easily overdose from merely breathing air in a room that has an opioid such as fentanyl False
You can easily overdose from merely touching an opioid such as fentanyl	You can easily overdose from merely touching an opioid such as fentanyl True	You can easily overdose from merely touching an opioid such as fentanyl False
You should only give Narcan/Naloxone to someone you know for a fact is overdosing on opioids, otherwise it could harm them	You should only give Narcan/Naloxone to someone you know for a fact is overdosing on opioids, otherwise it could harm them True	You should only give Narcan/Naloxone to someone you know for a fact is overdosing on opioids, otherwise it could harm them False

INFORMATION SOURCES:

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* 15. How much do you rely on the following sources to get information on opioids and other drugs?

	Never	Rarely	Sometimes	Often	Very Often
Friends	Friends Never	Friends Rarely	Friends Sometimes	Friends Often	Friends Very Often
Family	Family Never	Family Rarely	Family Sometimes	Family Often	Family Very Often
Colleagues	Colleagues Never	Colleagues Rarely	Colleagues Sometimes	Colleagues Often	Colleagues Very Often
Academic or medical websites	Academic or medical websites Never	Academic or medical websites Rarely	Academic or medical websites Sometimes	Academic or medical websites Often	Academic or medical websites Very Often
Government	Government Never	Government Rarely	Government Sometimes	Government Often	Government Very Often
Radio	Radio Never	Radio Rarely	Radio Sometimes	Radio Often	Radio Very Often
News Outlets	News Outlets Never	News Outlets Rarely	News Outlets Sometimes	News Outlets Often	News Outlets Very Often
Physical health care providers	Physical health care providers Never	Physical health care providers Rarely	Physical health care providers Sometimes	Physical health care providers Often	Physical health care providers Very Often
Mental health care providers	Mental health care providers Never	Mental health care providers Rarely	Mental health care providers Sometimes	Mental health care providers Often	Mental health care providers Very Often
Substance Use Disorder treatment providers	Substance Use Disorder treatment providers Never	Substance Use Disorder treatment providers Rarely	Substance Use Disorder treatment providers Sometimes	Substance Use Disorder treatment providers Often	Substance Use Disorder treatment providers Very Often
Recovery groups	Recovery groups Never	Recovery groups Rarely	Recovery groups Sometimes	Recovery groups Often	Recovery groups Very Often
Social media	Social media Never	Social media Rarely	Social media Sometimes	Social media Often	Social media Very Often
Nonprofits and community groups	Nonprofits and community groups Never	Nonprofits and community groups Rarely	Nonprofits and community groups Sometimes	Nonprofits and community groups Often	Nonprofits and community groups Very Often
Overdose Prevention and Response programs (Harm Reduction)	Overdose Prevention and Response programs (Harm Reduction) Never	Overdose Prevention and Response programs (Harm Reduction) Rarely	Overdose Prevention and Response programs (Harm Reduction) Sometimes	Overdose Prevention and Response programs (Harm Reduction) Often	Overdose Prevention and Response programs (Harm Reduction) Very Often

STIGMA AROUND DRUG USE AND OVERDOSE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE:
The next question will ask you about your perceptions of stigma against people who use illicit opioids in your community. For this survey, stigma refers to negative attitudes, behaviors, or beliefs.

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* 16. **Please select from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree for each question.**

	Strongly Disagree	Slightly Disagree	Neither Agree nor Disagree	Slightly Agree	Strongly Agree
Believe individuals who use illicit opioids cannot be trusted	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids cannot be trusted Strongly Disagree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids cannot be trusted Slightly Disagree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids cannot be trusted Neither Agree nor Disagree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids cannot be trusted Slightly Agree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids cannot be trusted Strongly Agree
Believe individuals who use illicit opioids are dangerous	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids are dangerous Strongly Disagree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids are dangerous Slightly Disagree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids are dangerous Neither Agree nor Disagree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids are dangerous Slightly Agree	Believe individuals who use illicit opioids are dangerous Strongly Agree
Will take the opinions of someone who uses illicit opioids less seriously	Will take the opinions of someone who uses illicit opioids less seriously Strongly Disagree	Will take the opinions of someone who uses illicit opioids less seriously Slightly Disagree	Will take the opinions of someone who uses illicit opioids less seriously Neither Agree nor Disagree	Will take the opinions of someone who uses illicit opioids less seriously Slightly Agree	Will take the opinions of someone who uses illicit opioids less seriously Strongly Agree
Would not date someone who uses illicit opioids	Would not date someone who uses illicit opioids Strongly Disagree	Would not date someone who uses illicit opioids Slightly Disagree	Would not date someone who uses illicit opioids Neither Agree nor Disagree	Would not date someone who uses illicit opioids Slightly Agree	Would not date someone who uses illicit opioids Strongly Agree
Feel that use of illicit opioids is a sign of personal failure	Feel that use of illicit opioids is a sign of personal failure Strongly Disagree	Feel that use of illicit opioids is a sign of personal failure Slightly Disagree	Feel that use of illicit opioids is a sign of personal failure Neither Agree nor Disagree	Feel that use of illicit opioids is a sign of personal failure Slightly Agree	Feel that use of illicit opioids is a sign of personal failure Strongly Agree
Would not accept someone who uses illicit opioids as a close friend	Would not accept someone who uses illicit opioids as a close friend Strongly Disagree	Would not accept someone who uses illicit opioids as a close friend Slightly Disagree	Would not accept someone who uses illicit opioids as a close friend Neither Agree nor Disagree	Would not accept someone who uses illicit opioids as a close friend Slightly Agree	Would not accept someone who uses illicit opioids as a close friend Strongly Agree
Total abstinence is the only way for someone using opioids to recover	Total abstinence is the only way for someone using opioids to recover Strongly Disagree	Total abstinence is the only way for someone using opioids to recover Slightly Disagree	Total abstinence is the only way for someone using opioids to recover Neither Agree nor Disagree	Total abstinence is the only way for someone using opioids to recover Slightly Agree	Total abstinence is the only way for someone using opioids to recover Strongly Agree
People who use opioids are not contributing members of society	People who use opioids are not contributing members of society Strongly Disagree	People who use opioids are not contributing members of society Slightly Disagree	People who use opioids are not contributing members of society Neither Agree nor Disagree	People who use opioids are not contributing members of society Slightly Agree	People who use opioids are not contributing members of society Strongly Agree
People who use opioids must have an addiction problem	People who use opioids must have an addiction problem Strongly Disagree	People who use opioids must have an addiction problem Slightly Disagree	People who use opioids must have an addiction problem Neither Agree nor Disagree	People who use opioids must have an addiction problem Slightly Agree	People who use opioids must have an addiction problem Strongly Agree
People can only overdose if they chose to use opioids	People can only overdose if they chose to use opioids Strongly Disagree	People can only overdose if they chose to use opioids Slightly Disagree	People can only overdose if they chose to use opioids Neither Agree nor Disagree	People can only overdose if they chose to use opioids Slightly Agree	People can only overdose if they chose to use opioids Strongly Agree

OPIOID OVERDOSE RESPONSE:

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* 17. Imagine if you came across someone experiencing an opioid overdose...

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being Strongly Disagree and 5 being Strongly Agree, how much do you agree with the following statements?

	Strongly Disagree	Slightly Disagree	Neither Agree nor Disagree	Slightly Agree	Strongly Agree
I would be willing to carry and administer Narcan/naloxone	I would be willing to carry and administer Narcan/naloxone Strongly Disagree	I would be willing to carry and administer Narcan/naloxone Slightly Disagree	I would be willing to carry and administer Narcan/naloxone Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would be willing to carry and administer Narcan/naloxone Slightly Agree	I would be willing to carry and administer Narcan/naloxone Strongly Agree
I know what the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose are	I know what the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose are Strongly Disagree	I know what the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose are Slightly Disagree	I know what the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose are Neither Agree nor Disagree	I know what the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose are Slightly Agree	I know what the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose are Strongly Agree
I know how to administer Narcan/naloxone	I know how to administer Narcan/naloxone Strongly Disagree	I know how to administer Narcan/naloxone Slightly Disagree	I know how to administer Narcan/naloxone Neither Agree nor Disagree	I know how to administer Narcan/naloxone Slightly Agree	I know how to administer Narcan/naloxone Strongly Agree
I know what to do in the event of an opioid overdose	I know what to do in the event of an opioid overdose Strongly Disagree	I know what to do in the event of an opioid overdose Slightly Disagree	I know what to do in the event of an opioid overdose Neither Agree nor Disagree	I know what to do in the event of an opioid overdose Slightly Agree	I know what to do in the event of an opioid overdose Strongly Agree
I would be afraid of doing something wrong	I would be afraid of doing something wrong Strongly Disagree	I would be afraid of doing something wrong Slightly Disagree	I would be afraid of doing something wrong Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would be afraid of doing something wrong Slightly Agree	I would be afraid of doing something wrong Strongly Agree
I would be afraid the person who overdosed might be hostile or aggressive	I would be afraid the person who overdosed might be hostile or aggressive Strongly Disagree	I would be afraid the person who overdosed might be hostile or aggressive Slightly Disagree	I would be afraid the person who overdosed might be hostile or aggressive Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would be afraid the person who overdosed might be hostile or aggressive Slightly Agree	I would be afraid the person who overdosed might be hostile or aggressive Strongly Agree
I would be afraid of hurting the person who overdosed	I would be afraid of hurting the person who overdosed Strongly Disagree	I would be afraid of hurting the person who overdosed Slightly Disagree	I would be afraid of hurting the person who overdosed Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would be afraid of hurting the person who overdosed Slightly Agree	I would be afraid of hurting the person who overdosed Strongly Agree
I would be afraid of causing withdrawal symptoms in the person who overdosed	I would be afraid of causing withdrawal symptoms in the person who overdosed Strongly Disagree	I would be afraid of causing withdrawal symptoms in the person who overdosed Slightly Disagree	I would be afraid of causing withdrawal symptoms in the person who overdosed Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would be afraid of causing withdrawal symptoms in the person who overdosed Slightly Agree	I would be afraid of causing withdrawal symptoms in the person who overdosed Strongly Agree
I would be afraid to help because I would be afraid of getting in trouble for being with someone who was using drugs	I would be afraid to help because I would be afraid of getting in trouble for being with someone who was using drugs Strongly Disagree	I would be afraid to help because I would be afraid of getting in trouble for being with someone who was using drugs Slightly Disagree	I would be afraid to help because I would be afraid of getting in trouble for being with someone who was using drugs Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would be afraid to help because I would be afraid of getting in trouble for being with someone who was using drugs Slightly Agree	I would be afraid to help because I would be afraid of getting in trouble for being with someone who was using drugs Strongly Agree
I would not want to help someone if I knew they were overdosing on drugs	I would not want to help someone if I knew they were overdosing on drugs Strongly Disagree	I would not want to help someone if I knew they were overdosing on drugs Slightly Disagree	I would not want to help someone if I knew they were overdosing on drugs Neither Agree nor Disagree	I would not want to help someone if I knew they were overdosing on drugs Slightly Agree	I would not want to help someone if I knew they were overdosing on drugs Strongly Agree

HEALTH PROMOTION AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES AROUND OPIOIDS:

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* 18. To what extent do you support or oppose the following strategies?

	Strongly Oppose	Slightly Oppose	Neither Oppose nor Support	Slightly Support	Strongly Support
Impaired driving prevention (designated drivers, rideshare, public transit)	Impaired driving prevention (designated drivers, rideshare, public transit) Strongly Oppose	Impaired driving prevention (designated drivers, rideshare, public transit) Slightly Oppose	Impaired driving prevention (designated drivers, rideshare, public transit) Neither Oppose nor Support	Impaired driving prevention (designated drivers, rideshare, public transit) Slightly Support	Impaired driving prevention (designated drivers, rideshare, public transit) Strongly Support
Education on safe drug use to keep people healthy and prevent overdoses	Education on safe drug use to keep people healthy and prevent overdoses Strongly Oppose	Education on safe drug use to keep people healthy and prevent overdoses Slightly Oppose	Education on safe drug use to keep people healthy and prevent overdoses Neither Oppose nor Support	Education on safe drug use to keep people healthy and prevent overdoses Slightly Support	Education on safe drug use to keep people healthy and prevent overdoses Strongly Support
Medications for Substance Use Disorder	Medications for Substance Use Disorder Strongly Oppose	Medications for Substance Use Disorder Slightly Oppose	Medications for Substance Use Disorder Neither Oppose nor Support	Medications for Substance Use Disorder Slightly Support	Medications for Substance Use Disorder Strongly Support
Narcan/Naloxone distribution	Narcan/Naloxone distribution Strongly Oppose	Narcan/Naloxone distribution Slightly Oppose	Narcan/Naloxone distribution Neither Oppose nor Support	Narcan/Naloxone distribution Slightly Support	Narcan/Naloxone distribution Strongly Support
Wound care distribution	Wound care distribution Strongly Oppose	Wound care distribution Slightly Oppose	Wound care distribution Neither Oppose nor Support	Wound care distribution Slightly Support	Wound care distribution Strongly Support
Legal protections for people who seek or need help during a drug overdose	Legal protections for people who seek or need help during a drug overdose Strongly Oppose	Legal protections for people who seek or need help during a drug overdose Slightly Oppose	Legal protections for people who seek or need help during a drug overdose Neither Oppose nor Support	Legal protections for people who seek or need help during a drug overdose Slightly Support	Legal protections for people who seek or need help during a drug overdose Strongly Support
Testing strip supplies (to detect the presence of fentanyl and nitazines)	Testing strip supplies (to detect the presence of fentanyl and nitazines) Strongly Oppose	Testing strip supplies (to detect the presence of fentanyl and nitazines) Slightly Oppose	Testing strip supplies (to detect the presence of fentanyl and nitazines) Neither Oppose nor Support	Testing strip supplies (to detect the presence of fentanyl and nitazines) Slightly Support	Testing strip supplies (to detect the presence of fentanyl and nitazines) Strongly Support
Access to housing for homeless people that does not require them to be sober	Access to housing for homeless people that does not require them to be sober Strongly Oppose	Access to housing for homeless people that does not require them to be sober Slightly Oppose	Access to housing for homeless people that does not require them to be sober Neither Oppose nor Support	Access to housing for homeless people that does not require them to be sober Slightly Support	Access to housing for homeless people that does not require them to be sober Strongly Support
Syringe services programs (needle exchange)	Syringe services programs (needle exchange) Strongly Oppose	Syringe services programs (needle exchange) Slightly Oppose	Syringe services programs (needle exchange) Neither Oppose nor Support	Syringe services programs (needle exchange) Slightly Support	Syringe services programs (needle exchange) Strongly Support
Wound care services & kits	Wound care services & kits Strongly Oppose	Wound care services & kits Slightly Oppose	Wound care services & kits Neither Oppose nor Support	Wound care services & kits Slightly Support	Wound care services & kits Strongly Support

Thank you for your time and assistance with this survey!

Chesapeake Opioid Needs Assessment Survey

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* 1. Where do you reside?

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* 2. What is your age

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* 3. What is your race?

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* 4. What is your gender identity?

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* 5. What is your household income?

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* 6. Which best describes your education level?

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* 7. Do you have experience with any of the following? (Click all that apply).

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* 8. If you answered yes to misusing prescription opioids, or using illicit (prohibited) opioids, how often do/did you use them?

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* 9. What is your experience with prescription opioids?

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* 10. Do you know someone dealing with an opioid issue?

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* 11. Do you know someone who has experienced a drug overdose in the last three years?

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* 12. Which of the following do you believe are the biggest barriers to accessing substance use disorder treatment services in your community? Please click on the arrow keys to move your three choices to the top of the page.

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* 13. On a scale of 1 to 5 (with 1 being Not Severe at All and 5 being Most Severe), how severe are each of the problems listed below in your community?

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* 14. To the best of your knowledge, rate the following statements as either True or False.

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* 15. How much do you rely on the following sources to get information on opioids and other drugs?

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* 16. Please select from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree for each question.

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* 17. Imagine if you came across someone experiencing an opioid overdose...On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being Strongly Disagree and 5 being Strongly Agree, how much do you agree with the following statements?

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* 18. To what extent do you support or oppose the following strategies?

* 13. **On a scale of 1 to 5 (with 1 being Not Severe at All and 5 being Most Severe), how severe are each of the problems listed below in your community?**

* 16. **Please select from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree for each question.**

* 17. Imagine if you came across someone experiencing an opioid overdose...

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being Strongly Disagree and 5 being Strongly Agree, how much do you agree with the following statements?