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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings in West Jordan, Utah are a short drive from the valley’s fuller schedules. Widen the radius on the finder above to bring in current meeting times and locations across the nearby cities.
Upcoming NA Meetings in West Jordan
| Time | Name | Address / Platform | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00 PM | Phoenix Group | 121 Paradise Lane | Alpine |
| 9:00 PM | Niner Group | 175 South 700 East | Salt Lake City |
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Narcotics Anonymous in West Jordan
West Jordan is near the middle of the Salt Lake Valley. Salt Lake Community College’s Jordan Campus is on the city’s south side, I-15 is a few minutes east and Salt Lake City is roughly 15 minutes north on the freeway or up Redwood Road.
West Jordan has a few Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings in the city. They have open and discussion formats. The valley’s larger options are all within a few miles.
NA is a free and peer-led fellowship for people working through their recovery from substance use. There are no dues, no fees and no referral requirement. The United Wasatch Area of Narcotics Anonymous serves West Jordan along with the rest of Salt Lake County, Tooele County and southern Davis County.
- NA area: United Wasatch Area of Narcotics Anonymous has a helpline at 801-25-CLEAN (801-252-5326)
- Cost: Free without dues or fees
How to Find a Meeting Near West Jordan
A search of the West Jordan area shows the communities surrounding the city. This is because the finder searches by distance rather than city limits. Midvale and Murray are a few miles east, Taylorsville and West Valley City are directly north, Sandy is southeast across I-15 and South Jordan and Copperton lie to the south and west.
Salt Lake City has the widest range of formats in the county and is about 15 minutes up the interstate. This radius is one of the benefits of using this tool.
The formats found in West Jordan’s groups are open and discussion based. An open meeting is one anyone may attend, including a family member or partner who wants to understand what the program actually looks like.
A discussion meeting hands the floor to whoever wants to speak on a topic rather than running through a single speaker. Push the radius out a few more miles and the mix across the valley widens to include closed meetings, Basic Text, step study and speaker meetings.
The United Wasatch Area’s schedule is published at uwana.org. It lists online meetings alongside in-person meetings. Online meetings are helpful on a night when getting out of the house is not realistic, you’re sick, or your schedule doesn’t permit the travel time.
The United Wasatch Area helpline at 801-25-CLEAN (801-252-5326) is helpful if you would rather talk to a person than read a list. The Utah NA meetings directory covers cities beyond the Salt Lake Valley.
Overdose Trends Around West Jordan
Utah does not publish fatal overdose counts for individual cities. This means the closest dependable read on West Jordan’s surroundings is the Salt Lake County figure. The county rate for overdoses is above the state rate even as the national count has fallen three years in a row.
- 69,973 provisional drug overdose deaths in the United States in 2025, down almost 14% from 81,313 in 2024 and the third consecutive annual decline.
- 24.0 fatal drug overdoses per 100,000 residents in Salt Lake County. This is compared with 16.4 per 100,000 statewide in Utah for the 12 months ending June 30, 2025.
Utah does not publish fatal overdose data for West Jordan or other cities in this geographical location.
Utah does report drug poisoning deaths at a neighborhood scale through its Utah Small Area series. This splits Salt Lake County into two dozen named units. These figures are totals for the ten years between 2013 and 2022 rather than a current annual rate.
Treatment and Medication Options Near West Jordan
Medications to treat opioid use disorder are the standard of care. These prescription medications include methadone, naloxone and buprenorphine. Taking a prescription medication doesn’t affect your membership in NA. This is a common recovery strategy.
Outpatient programs, opioid treatment programs and detox are available in West Jordan and across the surrounding valley. The densest concentration of these treatment centers is in Salt Lake City to the north.
SAMHSA’s FindTreatment.gov lets you filter treatment by ZIP code. This list includes level of care, payment, sliding-scale and Medicaid options. You can easily compare programs using these metrics.
The SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357 is free, confidential and answered 24 hours a day. The people staffing the line can refer you to treatment in your area.
Detox is a typical starting point in your recovery rather than a course of treatment. Withdrawal management on its own does not treat opioid use disorder and the risk of a fatal overdose rises after a period of abstinence because your tolerance to the drug drops. Ask any treatment center you call about the plans commonly recommended after detox is completed.
Where to Get Naloxone Near West Jordan
Naloxone doesn’t require a prescription anywhere in Utah. Naloxone is available off the shelf over the counter or across the pharmacy counter under the statewide standing order signed in December 2016.
You can request free kits through the state’s Stop the Opidemic program. The closest harm reduction organization to West Jordan is the Utah Harm Reduction Coalition in Midvale, a few miles east.
The Salt Lake City page publishes the fuller county list of naloxone and harm reduction access points. Our guide to how naloxone reverses an opioid overdose covers what to do while you wait for help.
Get Help Right Now
You should always call 911 first when you think someone is overdosing. Next, you must give naloxone if you have it and stay with them until responders arrive. Utah law provides an affirmative defense against drug possession charges for a person who calls for help during an overdose and remains at the scene cooperating with emergency responders.
That protection is written for the caller and does not clearly extend to the person who overdosed. The law is not broad but you must call 911 to save a life.
Numbers to call from West Jordan
- 911 Call for a suspected overdose or any medical emergency
- 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline can be called or texted 24/7
- 801-587-3000 Utah Crisis Line is answered around the clock at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute and reachable by dialing 988
- 1-800-662-4357 SAMHSA National Helpline is free and confidential 24/7
- 801-25-CLEAN (801-252-5326) United Wasatch Area of NA helpline
Common Questions About NA in West Jordan
Are there NA meetings in West Jordan?
Yes, though the list of groups inside the city itself is short and runs in open and discussion formats. Because the finder searches by distance rather than by city limits. The results on this page are normally longer because they include Midvale, Taylorsville, Murray, Sandy and West Valley City as well.
What if there is no NA meeting in West Jordan today?
Widen the radius before you give up on the day you want to attend a meeting. Midvale, Taylorsville, Murray and Sandy are all within a few miles and West Valley City is the next city north. Salt Lake City is about 15 minutes away with the fullest schedule in the county. The United Wasatch Area also lists online meetings alongside its in-person ones at uwana.org. The area helpline is 801-25-CLEAN (801-252-5326) if you want help narrowing down your choices.
Is NA a religious program?
No. NA describes itself as a spiritual rather than religious organization. NA is not connected to any church, denomination or faith. Members are asked to work with a higher power of their own understanding. This might mean God for one and for another it is the group, a set of principles or simply the recognition they can’t do this alone.
How do I get to a meeting without a car?
UTA runs bus routes and TRAX light rail through West Jordan. This rail system connects the city north toward Midvale, Murray and Salt Lake City where the schedule is fullest. Asking for a ride is also normal and not an imposition; groups often have members living a few streets away who will arrange one. The area helpline at 801-25-CLEAN (801-252-5326) can help you find a meeting on a route you can actually reach.
Does NA work alongside methadone or buprenorphine?
Yes. Methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone are the standard of care to treat opioid use disorder. Taking one of these prescription medications does not affect your membership in NA. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using. Individual groups differ in how they handle sharing about medication. This might affect your meeting choice.
About This Directory
Narcotics.com is an independent resource and is not affiliated with Narcotics Anonymous World Services, Inc. Meeting details come from public NA schedules and can change without notice, so call the United Wasatch Area helpline if a listing looks out of date.
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