Rob Roper: House Democrats Pass BYOD State Supported Drug Dens
Democrats in the Vermont House voted on Wednesday to spend $2 million to set up a pilot program establishing “safe injection sites” for addicts (H.72) – a misnomer as it
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Democrats in the Vermont House voted on Wednesday to spend $2 million to set up a pilot program establishing “safe injection sites” for addicts (H.72) – a misnomer as it
The legislation, approved by the House after emotional testimony, now goes to the state Senate. Gov. Phil Scott has said he is opposed to the idea.
As Vermont grapples with rising opioid overdose deaths, the House has passed legislation that would allow for the creation of overdose prevention centers. The centers would include safe injection sites
As Vermont grapples with rising opioid overdose deaths, the House has passed a bill that would allow for the creation of overdose prevention centers in the state that would include safe injection sites — places where people can use heroin and other narcotics under the supervision of trained staff and be revived if they take
The Vermont House of Representatives has cleared a bill that would create safe injection sites at overdose prevention centers as the state sees skyrocketing opioid-related death rates.