Declare August 31, 2022 as Overdose Awareness Day in Richmond
In Plain English
Drug overdoses killed 180 people in Contra Costa County in 2021, ranking 10th statewide for total deaths. The proclamation recognizes International Overdose Awareness Day to honor victims without stigma and acknowledge families affected by loss. Richmond partners with local coalitions working to reduce overdose deaths in the community.
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