Tag: Opioid Crisis
Transient Homelessness Ordinance passes Fort Wayne City Council
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker, City Council, and several community organizations who work with unhoused individuals and families have come together in support of an important homelessness matter.
Governor Braun, Indiana State Police keep Hoosiers safe
Today, Governor Mike Braun commended the Indiana State Police for their exceptional work to keep Hoosiers safe by aggressively targeting drug trafficking and removing impaired drivers from Hoosier roads.
Second round of applications to be considered for use of opioid settlement funds to...
The second window to apply for funding related to supporting non-profits and community organizations serving people impacted by opioid and substance addiction through prevention, recovery and harm reduction will open January 2, 2026.
Mayor Tucker announces first recipients of opioid settlement funds
Today, Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker announced the first recipients of opioid settlement funding to help individuals and families overcome opioid and substance addiction.
AG distributes $21.7M to Hoosier communities in latest wave of opioid settlement
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is distributing $21,763,819.19 to Indiana cities, counties, and towns in the latest round of payments from opioid settlements secured under his leadership.
Applications window now open for opioid settlement funds
The first window to apply for funding related to helping individuals and families overcome opioid and substance addiction is open.
President Trump’s Executive Order on homeless
Text of U.S. President Donald Trump's Executive Order on the homeless.
City: First window for applications for use of opioid settlement funds opens
Today, Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker announced the first window to apply for funding related to helping individuals and families overcome opioid and substance addiction.
IAG announces 11th multistate opioid deal
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced his 11th opioid settlement securing approximately $720 million nationwide in settlements.
Appointments made to new committee, commission, and council
Mayor Sharon Tucker’s office in partnership with City Council this evening announced that appointments have been made to the National Opioid Settlement Committee, Mayor’s Mental Health Commission, and Mayor’s Young Adult Council.