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Washington County Scorecard

Increase protective factors in Washington County
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Time Period
Current Actual Value
Baseline % Change
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who feel like they matter to people in their community
I
2023
58%
12%
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who report having at least one teacher or other adult in their school that they can talk to if they have a problem
I
2023
72%
-13%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who report spending 10 or more hours participating in afterschool activities
I
2023
24%
9%
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who responded that their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for the student to drink alcohol
I
2023
64%
-7%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who think their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for the student to use EVP
I
2023
87%
4%
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who responded that their parents or guardians feel it would be wrong or very wrong for the student to use marijuana
I
2023
72%
-8%
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who think people greatly risk harming themselves if they binge drink
I
2023
35%
-5%
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who think people greatly risk harming themselves if they use EVPs
I
2023
44%
57%
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who think people greatly risk harming themselves if they use marijuana regularly
I
2023
21%
-22%
Decrease Risk Factors in Washington County
G
Time Period
Current Actual Value
Baseline % Change
Percent of Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who reported they were bullied in the past 30 days
I
2023
20%
5%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who say if they wanted to get electronic vapor products, it would be sort of easy or very easy for them to get some
I
2023
62%
-15%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who say if they wanted to get marijuana, it would be sort of easy or very easy for them to get some
I
2023
58%
-11%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who say if they wanted to get alcohol, it would be sort of easy or very easy for them to get some
I
2023
69%
5%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who said there was no risk or slight risk from having five or more drinks once or twice a week
I
2022
20%
-13%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who said there was no risk or slight risk from using e-cigarettes or other EVPs containing nicotine regularly
I
2022
29%
0%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who said there was no risk or slight risk from using cannabis regularly
I
2022
70%
0%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who say it would be very easy or somewhat easy for underage persons to obtain cannabis
I
2022
76%
0%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who say it would be very easy or somewhat easy for a person their age to get Rx pain relievers
I
2022
22%
-41%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who think there is no risk or a slight risk from using Rx pain relievers that were not prescribed a few times a year
I
2022
10%
-23%
Reduce Youth and Young Adult Substance Use in Washington County
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Time Period
Current Actual Value
Baseline % Change
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who drank alcohol in the past 30 days
I
2023
28%
-10%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who binge drank in the past 30 days
I
2023
13%
-19%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who smoked cigarettes within the past 30 days
I
2023
6%
-40%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who used electronic vapor products (EVP) within the past 30 days
I
2023
15%
15%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who used cannabis/marijuana in the past 30 days
I
2023
22%
-8%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who took any prescription medication without a doctor's prescription or differently than how a doctor told them to use it, past 30 days
I
2023
5%
0%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who binge drank in the past 30 days
I
2022
38%
-28%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who used any product containing nicotine in the past 30 days
I
2022
35%
13%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who used cannabis/marijuana in the past 30 days
I
2022
31%
-16%
Percent Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who used electronic vaping products containing nicotine in the past 30 days
I
2022
29%
81%
Percent of Washington County young adults aged 18-25 who misused any prescription drug in the past year
I
2022
13%
-7%
Harm Reduction-related Indicators for Washington County
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Time Period
Current Actual Value
Baseline % Change
Rate of EMS calls involving Narcan administration per 10,000 Washington County residents
I
2022
9%
-23%
Opioid-related Overdose Fatalities per 100K Washington County Residents
I
2022
23
23%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who drove a car or other vehicle when they had been drinking alcohol, past 30 days
I
2021
5%
-29%
Percent Washington County youth in grades 9-12 who drove a car or other vehicle when they had been using marijuana, past 30 days
I
2021
8%
-47%
Emergency Department visit for non-fatal opioid overdoses, per 10K ED visits, in Washington County
I
2022
9.3
0%
Washington County Young adults aged 18-25 Who Drove After Using Cannabis
I
2022
13%
0%
Reduce Adult Substance Misuse in Washington County
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Time Period
Current Actual Value
Baseline % Change
Percent Washington County Adults Who Consumed Any Alcohol in the Past Month
I
2022
65%
0%
Percent Washington County Adults Who Reported Binge Drinking in the Past Month
I
2022
21%
5%
Percent Washington County Adults Who Reported Heavy Drinking in the Past Month
I
2022
11%
38%
Percent Washington County Adults Who Used Cannabis in the Past Month
I
2022
27%
59%
Percent Washington County Adults Who Drove After Using Cannabis in the Past Month
I
2022
18%
-14%
Percent Washington County Adults Who Currently Use E-Cigarettes
I
2022
5%
25%
Percent Washington County Adults Who Currently Smoke Cigarettes
I
2022
17%
13%

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