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Overdose awareness vigil set for Aug. 31; Mayor thanks recovery organizations
Summary
The Mayor announced an International Overdose Awareness Day vigil and Night of Hope ceremony at Monument Park on Aug. 31 (6:30–8:30 p.m.) and thanked local recovery groups, including the AED Foundation and Alyssa's Place.
The Mayor said the city's International Overdose Awareness Day and Night of Hope Vigil will take place on Monday, Aug. 31, 6:30–8:30 p.m., at Monument Park with a luminary ceremony following the event. She urged residents to keep an eye out for details and acknowledged local recovery organizations for their work.
"I wanna thank the AED Foundation, Alyssa's Place, Grama, and all of our recovery organizations throughout the community for the great work that they do," the Mayor said, emphasizing community support for people and families affected by substance use. The Mayor said the vigil will include a ceremony and luminary display immediately after the program.
