Cecil County Government: Opioid Intervention Team Announces Public Forum

Press release from Cecil County Government:

07/22/2021

Elkton, MD: Cecil County Executive Danielle Hornberger and the Opioid Intervention Team (OIT) invite the public to give comment on the team’s proposed goals and strategic priorities via an in-person public forum on July 28, 2021 at 6 PM in the Elk Room of the County Administration Building.

The forum will consist of an introduction and update by the County Executive, a brief presentation on the OIT and its proposed goals by Health Officer Lauren Levy, and then comments from Cecil County residents. A preliminary list of the team’s goals can be found below. These goals were developed by the OIT based on information gleaned from the Opioid Summit, the Transition Committee report, the Pandit Group report, and from stakeholder input.

Proposed Goals:

Those who wish to give public comment must register at the door, and all public comment will be limited to in-person attendees. Please note that the time limit for public comment will be based on the number of overall registrants. All Cecil County residents are welcome to attend.

The public may observe this forum by connecting in real time via Zoom in the link below or via phone. A recording of this forum will be made available on the County’s website following its conclusion. Persons wishing to provide input but are unable to attend may do so in writing via e-mail to questions@ccgov.org.

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

https://zoom.us/j/96347587815?pwd=ck5FR3pocWdCVTNKVHE1OVZDT1ZUZz09

Passcode: 283031

Or dial in by phone: 1-646-876-9923

Webinar ID: 963 4758 7815

Passcode: 283031

Opioid Intervention Teams (OITs) are set up in each of Maryland’s 24 jurisdictions and are multi-agency coordination bodies that work with community partners and integrate with the statewide opioid response effort.

For more information, please contact Kevin Alkinburg at kalkinburg@ccgov.org or 410-996-8454.

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This press release was produced by Cecil County Government. The views expressed here are the author’s own.