Barnstable Police Deputy Chief Jennifer Ellis and Hyannis Fire Chief Peter Burke join Sunday Journal to discuss the over 3 million dollars the town has received as part of the nationwide settlement with opioid manufacturers for their role in the opioid epidemic. They say there’s an upcoming workshop Tuesday at Barnstable High School from 5:30 to 8:30 where they want to hear from those in the community directly impacted. With the information from residents, they hope to create the best impact with the funds.
Sunday Journal – Town of Barnstable Wants to Hear from Those Impacted by Opioids on How to Utilize Settlement Funds
January 26, 2024
From The CapeCod.com NewsCenter
Cape Baseball League kicks off this Saturday, more with the League Director of Broadcasting
LISTEN: Most expensive Cape home sale for 2025 in Chatham
Public comments accepted for Route 6A study, two Cape Cod towns hosting meetings next week
Surplus state-owned land being offered for housing proposals
Bourne School District receives funds for student STEM pathways
LISTEN: Point in Time homeless survey likely not the full picture, says Barnstable County
LISTEN: “To the Sea” — James Blachly guest conducts for ocean-themed Cape Symphony concert
Father’s Day car show returns to Hyannis this weekend
WATCH: Livestreaming Cape Cod osprey cam returns
Fallen tree closes Centerville road Wednesday
Cape coalition call for renewed push on canal bridge replacements
Cape Cod Commission releases final draft of its Freshwater Strategy
Popular youth program in public safety to return in August