Youngkin signs legislation to protect students from opioid overdoses
Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed three bills, including SB 726 to require local school boards to develop policies for opioid overdose prevention.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed three bills, including SB 726 to require local school boards to develop policies for opioid overdose prevention.
Legislation has been introduced to increase access to non-opioid treatments for pain management for seniors and help combat an epidemic.
Attorney General Jason Miyares announced Virginia has received another round of payments from settlements with opioid manufacturers.
A bill signed by Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin today aims to combat the fentanyl crisis which claims approximately five lives per day in the Commonwealth.
The STOP TRANQ Act would add a statutory requirement for the State Department to include reporting on xylazine, or “tranq” in INCSR.
A multistate settlement in principle with opioid manufacturer Hikma Pharmaceuticals will provide $150 million to resolve claims.
The Virginia Department of Corrections discovered 36 strips of buprenorphine located within the spine of a book being sent to an inmate in Virginia.
An opioid settlement will require Kroger to pay up to $1.37 billion to participating state and local governments for its role in the crisis.
Albemarle County was awarded two Virginia OAA grants from the national settlement of payments from opioid manufacturers last year.
Albemarle County’s Public Safety Departments and Albemarle County Public Schools have expanded staff access to naloxone.
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