Hope Not Handcuffs coming to Monroe to help with substance abuse
The Monroe Department of Public Safety is embarking on a partnership to offer aid to anyone who is suffering from substance abuse disorder.
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The Monroe Department of Public Safety is embarking on a partnership to offer aid to anyone who is suffering from substance abuse disorder.
It's an initiative that began back in 2017 for the Georgetown Police Department, Operation Hope and Angel Program, designed to help those struggling with substance abuse.
Here's what you need to know about Michigan's Angel program and how you can help as the MSP post in Paw Paw seeks volunteers.
Four states that make up portions of the Appalachian region; Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia which have historically been disproportionately impacted by opioid use and drug overdose death saw a decrease in overdose deaths.
Michigan State Police are looking for volunteers to help substance-dependent community members find their way to recovery.