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Rogers County seeks opioid abatement money

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Rogers County is one of about 250 applicants this year. The state currently has $25 million to distribute and is expecting another $36 million shortly. How much money the county will receive has yet to be determined, according to AG representative Terry Simonson. Simonson: "We think we are now in the fifth wave of of addiction drugs"

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Rogers County seeks opioid abatement money

A special counsel to the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office spoke Monday during the Rogers County Board of Commissioners meeting in support of a collaborative city-county grant application that could bring in major funding for opioid abatement.

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