Lines for Life, in partnership with Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties, will hold a first-of-its-kind local government Summit on Opioids and Addictions on Friday, April 13.
Multnomah County would join more than a dozen states and counties seeking to hold suppliers of opioid pain medication accountable for oversupply
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners on July 26 will consider declaring the improper supply and distribution of prescription pain pills as a legal nuisance.
View reports related opioid use in Multnomah County
How syringe exchange works to prevent disease and protect our community.
Answers to some common questions about the benefits of syringe exchange programs.
$3 million investment from CareOregon aims to deliver 20,000 doses of overdose reversal drug and 20,000 harm reduction kits to low barrier community settings beginning this fall
