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Public Health schedules June 3 Spike Alert workshop; county overdose mapping lacks town-level detail

Steuben County Community Services Board · May 19, 2026
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Summary

Interim Public Health Director Matthew Marmor announced a Spike Alert workshop for June 3 to improve local opioid overdose response and noted current OD mapping triggers at three countywide overdoses and does not differentiate by town; the department seeks a Public Health Educator.

Matthew Marmor, Interim Director of Public Health, told the board a Spike Alert workshop is planned for June 3 to focus on local opioid-overdose prevention and response. Marmor said current overdose mapping only alerts when there are three overdoses countywide and "does not differentiate by location/town," and he added that at present no one is watching spikes in real time. The department is conducting an Opioid Fatality Review to examine causes and factors in overdose deaths.

Marmor also noted an open position for a Public Health Educator within Public Health Nursing. The workshop and the review are intended to improve situational awareness and targeted prevention activities across Steuben County.

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