Questions about the Tax Forfeiture Class-Action Settlement? Visit MNTaxForfeitureSettlement.com or call 1-833-709-0093

 

Opioid Remediation Settlement Advisory Committee

 
 

ONE PILL CAN KILL RESOURCES

ONE PILL CAN KILL RESOURCES

Through funds provided from St. Louis County’s opioid settlement funds, Public Health has launched a 2-month Pill Safety Prevention Campaign. The focus of the campaign is to spread awareness about pill safety, with intentional awareness highlighting the alarming increase in lethality and availability of fake prescription pills containing fentanyl and methamphetamine.  Public Health’s goal with this campaign is to educate the public of the danger of counterfeit pills and the importance of only taking medications that are prescribed by a medical professional and dispensed by a licensed pharmacist.  

 

DEA One Pill Can Kill Intro Video

 

Workplace Resources 

DEA Operation Prevention Opioid Workplace Module Series Overview Manual  

DEA Operation Prevention Opioid Misuse Modules 1-4: The Opioid Epidemic (operationprevention.com) 

DEA Operation Prevention Opioid Misuse Module Overview

 

Fact Sheet Resources 

DEA One Pill Can Kill Fake Pill Fact Sheet

Fentanyl Drug Fact Sheet

DEA One Pill Can Kill Parent Flyer

Emoji Decoded Fact Sheet

What is Methamphetamine Info: Methamphetamine (dea.gov) 

 

Webinars 

Rock Bottom Has a Basement  

Xylazine and Fentanyl: A Deadly Duo Video and Toolkit

Words Matter: Language and Stigma Reduction 

The Intersection of Substance Misuse and Suicide

Stigma and Substance Use Prevention, Part 2: What Prevention Professionals and Others Can Do

The Power of Collaboration: Success Stories of Harm Reduction and Public Safety Partnerships to Prevent Overdose 

 

OPIOID REMEDIATION SETTLEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE INFORMATION

St. Louis County stands to receive approximately $18 million over the next 18 years as a result of national class action lawsuits against manufactures and distributors of pharmaceutical opioids. The settlement isn’t meant to compensate individuals who have suffered opioid-related harm; it’s meant to provide funding to state, local, and tribal governments to implement forward-looking programs regarding the epidemic.
 

For those seeking treatment or help from a Substance Use Disorder, find information though St. Louis County’s Adult Services -Substance Use and Recovery.

For more information on Public Health Education regarding Substance Use Prevention, find information through St. Louis County’s Community Health & Education.

To see local community health data on drug overdoses, see the Drug Overdose Data in St. Louis County, MN webpage.

 

 

Committee Members: 

  • Ashley Grimm - District 3 Commissioner

  • Patrick Boyle - District 1 Commissioner

  • Paul McDonald- District 4 Commissioner

  • Linnea Mirsch- Public Health & Human Services Director

  • Jana Blomberg- Community Health Program Coordinator

  • Gordon Ramsay - St. Louis County Sheriff

  • Kim Maki - St. Louis County Attorney

 

 

CoMmunity Members:

  • Greg Anderson - Retired SLC PHHS
  • Laura Bennett - Community Health Board
  • Elizabeth Bilden - Essentia Health
  • Melissa Dybvig - Aspirus
  • Sherry Johnson - Aspirus 
  • Danielle Jones - Fairview Mesaba
  • Branden Mattson - Partners in Recovery
  • Jessica McCarthy-Nickila- Duluth Police Department
  • Verne Wagner - NarAnon
  • Jordan Brooks - United Taconite Mine
  • Charlotte Chosa Evans- Harm Reduction Sisters
  • Amy Glass - Northland Counseling Center
  • Pamela Hughes - DHS American Indian Team
  • Daniel Lew - Public Defender's Office
  • Heather Morberg- Property Manager
  • Kameron Peak - Harm Reduction Sisters
  • Sara San Felipo - Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment
  • Danielle West - Pharmacy Coordinator Fon Du Lac 
  • Kimberly Stokes - Family Experience
  • Robert Pueringer - Essentia 
 
 
 
 


 

 

 

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