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Genesee County starts 78 jail inmates in new opioid treatment program

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GENESEE COUNTY, MI -- Seventy-eight Genesee County Jail inmates have been enrolled in a medical treatment program since officials started dispensing prescription drugs as an alternative to detoxing with minimal help while incarcerated.

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Legislators move to expand substance use treatment in county jails

(The Center Square) – Lawmakers are hoping to expand and improve upon a 2015 law that offers grants to county jails treating inmates experiencing substance use disorders.

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Genesee County starts 78 jail inmates in new opioid treatment program

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Angela Lottman named coordinator for new Currituck County opioid program - The Coastland Times

Currituck County has announced Angela Lottman as the opioid program coordinator, a newly created full-time position on the county manager’s administrative team. She began her employment with Currituck County on Monday, March 3, 2025. “The creation of this position was a key strategy identified by the Opioid Advisory Board to combat opioid use and addiction in Currituck County. As Program Coordinator, Lottman will facilitate the goals and actions…

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