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We demand a substantial reduction in the density and capacity of substance use programs in our oversaturated community

OASAS has perpetuated racist redlining maps of 1938 by licensing Opioid Treatment Programs repeatedly in redlined communities of color

All districts in NYC should bear their fair share of municipal services

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