Ulster County to join state overdose database under five-year, no-cost agreement
The committee authorized a five-year, no-cost data use agreement with the New York State Department of Health to access a statewide overdose database for more accurate local tracking and resource allocation; Commissioner McDonald said overdose rates and fatalities have fallen statewide.
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Ulster County legislators voted to authorize the county chair to execute a five-year, no-cost data use agreement with the New York State Department of Health to access the state’s overdose database.
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