San Francisco mulls “recovery first” drug policy, sparking debate over abstinence approach amid fentanyl crisis.

San Francisco is currently deliberating a potential shift in its drug policy to emphasize abstinence from illegal substances. Supervisor Matt Dorsey has put forth the concept of a “recovery first” strategy, prompting discussions among stakeholders. While some express concerns that this approach may isolate individuals who are not prepared to cease drug usage, others argue that the city’s existing leniency has contributed to ongoing challenges. Mayor Daniel Lurie has identified addressing the fentanyl crisis as a key priority in this context. The proposed policy change is part of a broader effort to combat substance abuse issues in the region.

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