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Public health, detox and related services: Clay County staff report operations, grant activity and rising use at withdrawal‑management center

3111202 · April 24, 2025
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Public health staff presented program updates on WIC, school nursing, opioid response, emergency preparedness and the new Withdrawal Management/Detox facility; the detox program reported rising admissions and asked to hire an RN to replace a staff member moving to variable hours.

Clay County public-health officials and the county’s Withdrawal Management (detox) program presented updates on April 22 on grant‑funded prevention work, clinical services and emerging trends in substance‑use and emergency response.

Public‑health highlights: Health‑promotion staff reported success in long‑running programs including statewide health improvement planning, an anti‑vaping school initiative that reduced student vaping from about 24% to 7% in one district, opioid‑response outreach (including rapid follow‑up to overdose incidents) and targeted translation services for non‑English speakers. The county’s…

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