Thanks in part to the work of many of the people in this room, New Hampshire has made real, steady progress combatting fentanyl. Overdose deaths are down. Medication-assisted-treatment, the gold standard for treatment, is now much more readily available. And law enforcement officers continue to find new ways to stop the spread of illicit fentanyl on our streets.
Remarks at the CADY 24th Annual Prevention Summit
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