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Public health staff outline opioid-settlement data study, tobacco ordinance review and upcoming 'New Drug Talk' forum
Summary
County public-health staff described a $126,341 opioid settlement grant to fund a data-capacity assessment for alcohol and drug prevention, a review of the county’s Tobacco Retail License ordinance and outreach plans including a community 'New Drug Talk' event on Jan. 14.
County public-health staff told the Human Services Advisory Council that the department received $126,341 in opioid-settlement funds to support primary prevention work for alcohol and other drugs and will use part of those funds to commission a data-capacity assessment to identify what prevention-related data is available and how to make it accessible to community partners.
A county public-health staff member said the department is interviewing three potential contractors (OHSU, The REED Group, and Comagine) to conduct the data assessment. The assessment will catalog existing data sources, interview community…
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