Westchester County looking to distribute millions to local organizations to fight drug overdose crisis
Westchester County is getting ready to distribute millions to fight the drug overdose crisis.
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2ds agoWestchester County is getting ready to distribute millions to fight the drug overdose crisis.
A total of $4.1 million in opioid settlement funds will be allocated to local organizations.
Officials are set to meet Thursday afternoon at the county office building in White Plains to deliver more details.
