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Municipal Officials - American Opioid Project
Note: The responses below may be posted on the American Opioid website and/or social media pages, in whole or in part. Questions may be directed to Jamal Khan at
jamalkhan@americanopioid.org
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If a resident in your city visited your office and said that he or she had some spare time and wanted to volunteer to help alleviate the opioid crisis, what kinds of activities would you recommend?
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Recently, many overdoses are increasingly due to fentanyl. What can cities do to protect against this newest threat to public health?
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How much support has your city received from federal and state government public health agencies, opioid safety coalitions, elected officials, and nonprofit organizations or foundations?
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If you had a magic wand that allowed you to pass any legislation you wanted in order to help alleviate the opioid crisis in your state, what would that legislation look like?
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Are there any additional resources your department could use that would help alleviate the crisis in your city?
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