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Drug overdose deaths

Drug overdose deaths of Montgomery County residents over the 12 months ending each month (provisional).

Montgomery County: 137 in March 2026. Change from February 2026: −3.5%. From a year earlier: −14.4%.

100150200MayJulSepNovJan 2026MarMontgomery County 137High 171 · Jun 2025Low 137 · Mar 2026
100150200MaySepJan ’26County 137High 171 · Jun 2025Low 137 · Mar 2026
10020030040020222023202420252026Montgomery County 137High 328 · Aug 2023Low 137 · Mar 2026
10020030040020222023202420252026County 137High 328 · Aug 2023Low 137 · Mar 2026
1002003004002020202220242026Montgomery County 137High 336 · Feb 2021Low 137 · Mar 2026
1002003004002020202220242026County 137High 336 · Feb 2021Low 137 · Mar 2026
Montgomery CountyDrug overdose deaths, January 2020 to March 2026. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, VSRR provisional county-level drug overdose death counts.

Next update: April 2026 figures, expected around Nov 16, 2026.

What this means

The Montgomery County figure, 137, was 14.4% lower than in March 2025 (160). It’s the lowest on record here, back to January 2020.

March 2026March 2025Change
Montgomery County137160−14.4%

Common questions

What is the latest figure for drug overdose deaths in County?
Montgomery County: 137 in March 2026, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

How has the figure for drug overdose deaths in County changed over the past year?
It was 137 in March 2026, against 160 in March 2025 (−14.4%).

How often is the figure for drug overdose deaths updated?
Monthly, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Next update: April 2026 figures, expected around Nov 16, 2026.

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About this data

Provisional counts of drug overdose deaths among Montgomery County residents for the 12 months ending in each month, from the CDC's National Vital Statistics System. Each point covers a full year, which smooths month-to-month swings. Provisional counts are revised as death investigations close, and the newest figures lag by several months.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, VSRR provisional county-level drug overdose death counts. Updated November 5, 2026, monthly. Download the data (CSV).

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