Toledo sits at a critical crossroads — I-75 corridor drug trafficking meets one of Ohio’s most underserved recovery systems.

Lucas County’s overdose death rate has risen sharply over the past three years, driven by fentanyl-laced supply chains moving along the I-75 highway corridor connecting Detroit to Dayton. Toledo’s geographic position makes it a high-pressure zone: high drug availability, high poverty, and historically limited MAT infrastructure outside the Toledo Hospital system. Live Now Recovery maps every available resource in Lucas County — MAT clinics, telehealth options, naloxone kiosks, and harm reduction supply points — making the full ecosystem visible for the first time in a single platform. The Census Social Stress Layer identifies Toledo ZIP codes with above-average divorce and separation rates, flagging them for elevated baseline risk in the Sentinel Prediction Engine. When the weather drops below 32°F and it’s a payday Friday, the system automatically elevates outreach priority for Toledo’s most vulnerable neighborhoods.