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County Proposes Analytics Policy, New App to Help Prevent Homelessness - Vimarsana News

County Proposes Analytics Policy, New App to Help Prevent Homelessness

Nathan Fletcher, Board of Supervisors chairman, has proposed developing a comprehensive integrated data system that allows county employees to evaluate if a...

Alaska diversity experts say higher wages for racially diverse essential health care professionals are key to improving equity - State of Reform - Vimarsana News

Alaska diversity experts say higher wages for racially diverse essential health care professionals are key to improving equity - State of Reform

While industry leaders have made progress in addressing some disparities in health care, it’s clear that many inequities remain in place. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated those inequities, which some experts discussed at the 2022 Alaska State of Reform Health Policy Conference. 

Opioid overdose kits constructed, Volunteers assemble kits for Project Gabe at KPH Center event - Vimarsana News

Opioid overdose kits constructed, Volunteers assemble kits for Project Gabe at KPH Center event

A group of six volunteers gathered at the Ketchikan Public Health Center on Monday morning to assist in constructing opioid overdose kits as part of Project Gabe, an opioid overdose

Crisis response, housing, elections: Lane County public meetings - Vimarsana News

Crisis response, housing, elections: Lane County public meetings

Eugene officials meet Monday and Wednesday. Springfield officials meet Monday. Lane County Commissioners meet Tuesday and Wednesday.

Cities Plan to Sue Over Oregon's Parking Reforms - Vimarsana News

Cities Plan to Sue Over Oregon's Parking Reforms

Nine of the 52 cities impacted by the state of Oregon’s parking requirements changes, approved earlier this year, plan to sue to stop the reforms.