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Paperwork filed to change drug decriminalization measure | Local&State - Vimarsana News

Paperwork filed to change drug decriminalization measure | Local&State

A coalition of political, civic and business leaders on Monday filed paperwork with the Oregon Secretary of State’s Office for two voter initiatives they say would “fix and improve” Measure

Drug decriminalization stumbled in Oregon. Other states are taking note. - Vimarsana News

Drug decriminalization stumbled in Oregon. Other states are taking note.

Portland's recent ban on public drug use is the latest repudiation of Oregon's recent, groundbreaking approach to drug use through decriminalization.

Drug decriminalization stumbled in Oregon and other states are taking note. - Vimarsana News

Drug decriminalization stumbled in Oregon and other states are taking note.

Just before Portland’s City Council approved a ban on public drug use last week, Mayor Ted Wheeler described what he’d observed on his way to work that afternoon: “The last time I saw somebody consuming what I believe to be fentanyl publicly on our streets was less than five minutes ago, three blocks from City Hall,” the Democrat said.

Drug decriminalization stumbled in Oregon. Other states are taking note. - Vimarsana News

Drug decriminalization stumbled in Oregon. Other states are taking note.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Just before Portland’s city council approved a ban on public drug use last week, Mayor Ted Wheeler described what he’d observed on his way to work that

States Watch as Oregon Drug Decriminalization Has Rocky Start - Vimarsana News

States Watch as Oregon Drug Decriminalization Has Rocky Start

Three years after the first-in-the-nation law was passed, a record number of opioid overdoses, bad press and a growing homelessness crisis could slow the movement to treat addiction as a public health matter.