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Dubious buys raise alarm over local control of opioid cash
A yearlong review found local governments spent $3.7 billion on items with weak ties to addiction, raising questions about oversight and control.
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Governments Spent Opioid ‘Blood Money’ In Shady Ways — Including On Surveillance Cameras, Report Alleges
A pot of alleged “blood money” settlements for opioid addiction survivors is reportedly getting passed around by government agencies across the nation and spent in ... The post Governments Spent Opioid ‘Blood Money’ In Shady Ways — Including On Surveillance Cameras, Report Alleges first appeared on [your]NEWS.
A yearlong review found opioid settlement money funded pickleball courts, license-plate cameras and routine expenses while syringe services received less than 1% nationwide
A KFF Health News review found billions in opioid settlement funds supported questionable local purchases, while syringe services and care for drug-exposed babies received less than 1% nationwide.
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