San Francisco’s new drug policy emphasizes abstinence, sparks debate among officials, addressing city’s fentanyl crisis.

San Francisco is currently deliberating over a new drug policy that emphasizes abstinence from illicit drugs, as proposed by Supervisor Matt Dorsey. This “recovery first” approach has generated discussions within the city, with concerns raised about potentially alienating individuals who may not be prepared to quit drug use. On the other hand, some argue that the current permissive attitude in the city needs to be addressed. Mayor Daniel Lurie has highlighted the urgency of addressing the fentanyl crisis, indicating a need for a comprehensive strategy to tackle the issue effectively. The proposed drug policy in San Francisco reflects a shift towards prioritizing recovery and abstinence, aiming to address the challenges posed by drug abuse and addiction.

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