At-home Drug Deactivation: Next Steps in the Fight to End the Opioid Crisis in New York State

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At-home Drug Deactivation: Next Steps in the Fight to End the Opioid Crisis in New York State

At-home drug deactivation and personal use disposal is a tool that can supplement Take Back Act programs currently underway in NYS. Across the Country, at-home drug deactivation has shown real results, including specifically in NYS in places like Albany County. Advocates are pushing the passage of Senator Kennedy and Aileen Gunther’s bill Senate Bill 7605 and Assembly Bill 9103 pushing the use of At-home Drug Deactivation before the end of session this year.

Join us as we take a look at this and other future efforts on the policy front in the fight against opioid pandemic across New York State.

11:00 AM	Opening Remarks By: Jack O'Donnell, Managing Partner, O'Donnell & Associates
11:05 AM	Keynote: General Barrye L. Price PH.D, President & CEO, CADCA
11:10 AM	Roundtable Panel Jim Moore, Vice President & Policy Director, O'Donnell & Associates (moderator) General Barrye L. Price PH.D, President & CEO, CADCA Aileen Gunther, New York State Assembly Member, District 100 Pete Harckham, New York State Senator, 40th District Chinazo Cunningham, Commissioner, OASAS Sarah Clark, New York State Assembly Member, 136th District Phillip Steck, New York State Assembly Member, 110th District Dan McCoy, Albany County Executive
11:55 AM	Closing Remarks

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