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Findings and Recommendations
5 findings
Illicit fentanyl is a pervasive problem in Orange County. The District agrees with the finding.
No recommendations for this finding
Orange County will benefit by establishing a chartered multi-agency Task Force to address the fentanyl crisis in Orange County. The District agrees with the finding. Mission Statement: In partnership with our community, we will provide a safe, equitable, and innovative culture of learning for each scholar to have a competitive EDGE as a leader. ON THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRACT OF THE CONTRAC ORANGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT Office of Student & Community Services * 1401 North Handy Street • Orange, CA 92867-4334 ORANGE, CALIFOR 714-628-5424 • 714-628-4061 (Fax) www.orangeusd.org
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As long as there is a demand, producers will find ways to supply drugs. Orange County cannot law enforce its way out of the fentanyl crisis. Education, prevention, and treatment are critical to reducing demand. The District agrees with the finding.
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There is a need to increase public awareness and acknowledgement of the risks of illicit fentanyl. The District agrees with the finding.
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Some educational institutions are not participating in available educational and preventive fentanyl/drug programs. The District partially disagrees with the finding. Orange Unified School District cannot attest to whether some educational institutions are not participating in available educational and preventative fentanyl/drug programs. At the end of the 2022-23 school year, our District along with the OC Health Care Agency, City of Orange Fire Department, and Orange Police Department co-sponsored a Fentanyl & Opioid Town Hall at Santiago Canyon College which was presented by Chairman Donald P. Wagner of the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Additionally, the City of Orange Fire Department provided Fentanyl and Naloxone informational sessions to our community and school site administrators and nurses across our District. Lastly, our District developed an annual process for volunteers to be trained in the administration of Naloxone Hydrochloride pursuant to Education Code §49414.3.
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