Tag: opioid

Survey explores marijuana, opioid usage rate at CU Boulder

Jan. 24—More than half of students at the University of Colorado Boulder report not using marijuana, and more than 90% have never used opioids, according to 2023 survey data. The survey, called the National College Health Assessment, is administered by the American College Health Association and was most recently taken by CU Boulder students in […]

Survey explores marijuana, opioid usage rate at CU Boulder

Jan. 24—More than half of students at the University of Colorado Boulder report not using marijuana, and more than 90% have never used opioids, according to 2023 survey data. The survey, called the National College Health Assessment, is administered by the American College Health Association and was most recently taken by CU Boulder students in […]

State tribal leaders ask for nearly a million dollars to address opioid, fentanyl crisis

State tribal leaders want nearly a million dollars to address the opioid and fentanyl crisis. Last year, the Lummi Nation’s Health Department reported that 80% of emergency visits involved fentanyl. That’s why Democratic Representative Debra Lekanoff said she’s sponsoring four bills related to drug recovery efforts. Those include: HB 1877 aimed at revitalizing Washington’s Behavior […]

Opioid overdoses, a rough intersection and the city budget

WORCESTER — The agenda for the City Council meeting Tuesday night includes a communication about the city’s strategic plan to handle opioid overdoses; an analysis of the crash-prone intersection of Franklin, Suffolk and Norfolk streets; and an update on the current fiscal year budget. Opioid overdoses City Manager Eric D. Batista submitted the Department of […]

Opioid remediation grants available through Beltrami County

Jan. 18—BEMIDJI — Beltrami County’s Opioid Steering Committee has opened up applications for grant funding and invited community organizations and partners to apply. An estimated $250,000 is available for the first round of funding, which will run from May 2024 to December 2025 in two phases. The estimated minimum amount awarded will be $5,000 and […]

Task force being planned for spending Mercer County opioid settlement money

Dec. 28—PRINCETON — Finding productive ways to spend $1.9 million resulting from a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and distributors could become the focus of county and regional task forces. Attorney Truman Chafin of The Chafin Law Firm stopped Dec. 20 at the Mercer County Airport to present a $1,997.51.09 check to the Mercer County Commission. […]