And what has happened in our communities with the leadership of our police and our mental health people and our mayors, like Liz Gamache in Saint Albans, and like Chris Louras in Rutland, is that by bringing this out into the open, it has helped us talk about this in concrete ways...
Michael Burgess: “And what has happened in our communities with the leadership of our police and our mental health people and our mayors…”
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Burgess discusses community efforts to address opiate addiction openly.
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