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of this cooperative effort. A key word being bounced around right now in our political world is “civility.” We crave the idea of treating one another with regard, especially in the political arena where polarization has obliterated peaceful discourse. What we are doing right now in Arkansas in this lawsuit is a model for unity and civility. It is simply
three layers of govern- ment working together to find the solutions for our common society. Govern-
the problem, but also to working through the prevention, education and treatment needs we will find as we form solutions.
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he unity of counties, cities and the state in this process has galvanized resolve, and we look forward not only to explaining
Te unity of counties, cities and the state in this process has galvanized resolve, and we look forward not only to explaining the problem, but also to working through the prevention, education and treatment needs we will find as we form solutions. As someone who has worked in government for almost 20 years, I find myself thankful for the many people we work with who realize that while our processes may be different, when we focus
ment has long paid the price for opioid abuse, and with the march toward fentanyl and heroin we stand at the precipice of a drug disaster that could dwarf any we’ve seen before. Ci- vility is borne of one common goal, to eliminate to the best of our ability this scourge on our state.
on the end results and work together, civility reigns. Tis cord is made strong, not by three strands, but by the
hundreds and thousands of strands woven together in our state. What we can accomplish … what we WILL accomplish … is a testament to this strong braid.
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