Dallas County is expanding its overdose prevention program by dropping Narcan and other life-saving resources into five additional cities. It’s a direct move to keep these tools within arm's reach for anyone who might need them in an emergency.
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The initiative is funded through public health grants, meaning it shouldn't hit your local property tax bill directly.
Residents in the five new cities gain immediate access to life-saving tools that can prevent fatal overdoses.
No groups negatively affected
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