Hudson Valley to receive up to $94M to combat opioid epidemic
The attorney general's tour stopped at Saint Vincent's Hospital in Harrison this morning.
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Oct 5, 2021, 4:38 PM
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16h agoUp to $94 million will be coming to the Hudson Valley to help communities suffering from the deadly effects of opioids
Attorney General Letitia James made the announcement on her "Heal New York" tour - during which she will deliver up to $1.5 billion to combat the opioid epidemic.
The attorney general's tour stopped at Saint Vincent's Hospital in Harrison this morning.
Westchester County will be receiving the most of all Hudson Valley counties, with $10 million to $18 million being spent on the county's opioid crisis.
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