Acton Select Board authorizes purchase of secured medication vaults after DEA distribution changes
Acton’s Fire Chief told the Select Board that Maine Health will stop distributing certain narcotics to ambulance services; the board approved up to $6,000 to buy two secured medication vaults and discussed DEA registration and tracking procedures.
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Acton’s Fire Chief told the Select Board that changes in how narcotic medications are distributed to ambulance services will require local departments to obtain DEA registration and to procure certain controlled substances directly from vendors.
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