The Senate Resolution introduced by Kane and others designates the week of July 21 through 25, 2025, as "Construction Opioid Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania. This initiative aims to address the significant impact of the opioid crisis on the construction industry, which has the highest rate of overdose deaths among various occupations. The resolution highlights the alarming statistics surrounding opioid-related deaths, with over 700,000 lives lost in the U.S. from 1999 to 2024, and emphasizes the need for increased awareness and education regarding opioid abuse, particularly during the busy summer months for construction work.

The resolution encourages various construction organizations and associations to actively promote awareness of the dangers of opioids and prescription drug abuse among workers. It calls for the facilitation of discussions, educational events, and initiatives such as "Drug Take Back" events to combat the epidemic within the industry. Additionally, it recognizes the efforts of organizations like the Keystone Contractors Association in providing resources, including naloxone, to construction companies and supporting mental health initiatives like the 988 crisis prevention hotline.