FAQ: Mary Greeley Medical Center's NarcBox Security System Grant Implementation

What is the main purpose of Mary Greeley Medical Center’s grant funding?

The grant funding is for acquiring and implementing the NarcBox System, an advanced narcotic security and tracking solution designed to combat opioid theft and misuse in the community.

Who is leading this initiative at Mary Greeley Medical Center?

The initiative is led by Dieter Friton, Director of Mobile Intensive Care Services at Mary Greeley Medical Center.

What is the NarcBox System and what does it do?

NarcBox is a comprehensive narcotic storage and security solution that integrates secure hardware and cloud-based software to provide PIN, RFID, and biometric access; full inventory and medication waste tracking; temperature monitoring; and shift-change verification.

How did Mary Greeley Medical Center identify and pursue this grant opportunity?

Prior to receiving funding, the department utilized resources provided through the NarcBox Grant Assistance Program, including Lexipol’s GrantFinder.com, grant alerts, and expert consultative services.

What are the key benefits of implementing the NarcBox System?

The system provides real-time alerts for unauthorized access or policy violations, supports full DEA compliance, and offers robust analytics tools to track trends, identify potential misuse, and enhance operational efficiency.

Where can the NarcBox System be deployed?

NarcBox offers a range of hardware options to accommodate vehicle, station, and headquarters-based applications.

When was this grant award announced?

The grant award was announced on October 24, 2025.

Where is NarcBox headquartered?

NarcBox is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah.

How can I get more information about the NarcBox System?

For more information, visit www.narcbox.com.

What industries is the NarcBox System specifically designed for?

The NarcBox System is tailored for the EMS and fire service industries.