Trump slams New York City, California over ‘tremendous’ homeless crisis
“California and New York must do something about their TREMENDOUS Homeless problems,” he wrote.
“If their Governors can’t handle the situation, which they should be able to do very easily, they must call and ‘politely’ ask for help. Would be so easy with competence!”
Photo from Public Health Seattle & King County shows pills containing fentanyl that were sold on the streets of Seattle.
OLYMPIA, Wash. – The number of people who died from an overdose of illicit fentanyl increased nearly 70 percent this year over last in Washington state, health officials said Wednesday.
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The BIAs of Ballard, Chinatown/International District, University District, Pioneer Square, and SODO are collaborating in our efforts to engage with city, county, and state officials to address the increasing challenges our businesses are experiencing with drug dealers/users, public disorder, threatening behaviors and crime toward our customers and employees.
We want to invite you to attend a constructive conversation with our elected officials about the problems and solutions to our public safety concerns.
Questions? Email us at: info@sodoseattle.org
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Agenda:
1. Facilitator Introductions – 5 minutes
2. BIA Panel Presentation – 40 minutes
What BIAs are doing
Crime Stats
Business, employee, and customer concerns
BIA request for action
3. City, County, State responses – 40 minutes
Enforcement
Prosecution
Services
4. Public Comment – 30 minutes
UW Health Fair – Opioid Overdose Prevention Education & Naloxone Distribution
May 22, 2018, 11am-3pm
UW Red Square, 4063 Spokane Ln, Seattle
DCHS and the Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute/Center for Opioid Safety Education will provide information on opioid overdose prevention education, provide training to reverse overdose using Naloxone, and distribute 50 Naloxone nasal sprays to (Naloxone-trained) UW Health Fair participants.
(Supplies of Naloxone are limited, and have been provided through a grant awarded to King County DCHS through Adapt Pharma, to support community-based, opioid overdose prevention awareness events.)