MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - A bill creating the state’s first safe injection site in Burlington is on its way to Governor Phil Scott.The facilities -- also known as harm reduction centers -- allow people to consume illicit drugs under medical supervision to prevent fatal overdoses. The Vermont House Tuesday gave final approval to the bill, which would use opioid settlement funds to create a safe injection site in the Queen City.At a rally ahead of the vote, advocates highlighted a letter signed by 500 people in support of the bill and urged Scott to sign it.“Yes to compassion. Yes to a non-punitive approach to a population in need of safety, in need of protection, and in need of quality health care,” said Ed Baker, a licensed independent clinical social worker.The governor has said he would veto the proposal over moral and logistical concerns and says the state should invest in treatment and prevention. Other critics have said a Department of Justice under a potential Trump administration could shut them down.