CO HB1028

Authorizes municipal governing bodies (cities, towns, and city/county governments) to permit overdose prevention centers within their jurisdictions.

Defines an overdose prevention center as a facility providing supervised space for individuals to use previously obtained controlled substances under health-care professional supervision for overdose intervention.

Centers must offer sterile consumption equipment, fentanyl testing tools, counseling, referrals to substance use disorder treatment, and harm reduction services in monitored, non-discriminatory settings accessible to individuals with disabilities.

Establishes this as local control authority rather than state mandate, allowing individual municipalities to decide whether to allow such centers.