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Council says it supported Project Web, described as state-sanctuary overdose prevention center

2622986 · January 13, 2025
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Summary

Providence council remarks said the city supported Project Web, described in the remarks as the nation's first state-sanctuary overdose prevention center.

Council remarks said the City Council supported Project Web, a renewed overdose prevention resource the speaker described as the nation's first state-sanctuary overdose prevention center.

The speaker framed Project Web as a life-saving resource and noted the council's support as part of broader public-health efforts. The transcript did not include operational details, legal instruments of support, or vote tallies related to the council's action.

No further information on funding, oversight, or service scope for Project Web was provided in the remarks; the council described the vote or action only as supportive in nature.