Westchester County taking new steps to fight the opioid crisis
Over $4 million will be will be given to groups in Westchester County that focus on opioid-related treatment, prevention and recovery.
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May 31, 2024, 12:33 AM
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Updated 343 days ago
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11h agoSome of the recipients include Lexington Center for Recovery Inc., Family Services of Westchester and John's Riverside Hospital.
The funds come after a 2019 lawsuit brought by the state attorney general against several drug distributors across New York.
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