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During public comment the commission heard an extended, first-person account of a family’s struggles with inhalant addiction that members said they would seek to address through education.
A commenter identified in the transcript as a resident described a 20-year-old daughter who "is in and out of the hospital 3 times a week" after inhaling aerosol and canister products. The speaker said the products are widely available in retail stores and called for the commission to request a presentation by county public-health staff and to consider writing to the Board of Supervisors to discourage retail sales.
A commissioner agreed to pursue a guest speaker from the Humboldt County Public Health Department to educate the commission on the scale, harms and possible local responses. Another commissioner noted that some jurisdictions have discussed restricting sales but that regional travel can undercut local bans.
Why it matters: Commission members said they want to be better informed about the scale of inhalant use and potential policy or outreach responses. The commission agreed to try to secure a public-health presentation to inform any subsequent action.
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