Among the new laws is one to provide mandatory fentanyl awareness in classrooms across the state as well as another to make Narcan more widely available in schools.
TULALIP, Wash. — As hundreds gathered on the Tulalip reservation to celebrate the passage of new laws to fight the opioid crisis, it was a bittersweet day for Maria Petty.
Tuesday was a day she had been both looking forward to and dreading.
“I’m very excited and happy to see this signed into law but at the end of the day it’s a reminder that we’re all here because my son isn’t,” Petty said.
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