So Florida stepped up. We dedicated more resources to interdiction efforts at the time at the surge, we led the nation in inter addiction of fentanyl. We pushed forward in making sure our first responders had naloxone in their hands. Every first responder, we gave it to them for free. And we also made sure that those that were suffering from addiction knew where they could go to get help, real help, long term help, not fly by night shops that wanted to take money and then put them on their way. (01:38–01:47)
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Asserts that Florida provided naloxone for free to all first responders.
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