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Denver
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Denver
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1300 Broadway, 10th Floor
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(720) 508-6000
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80203
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The document details several purchase orders and amendments issued by the Colorado Department of Law for various software subscriptions and services. These include Commvault Metallic Salesforce Backup licenses purchased from Insight Public Sector Inc. and a range of Salesforce products and services from Statewide Internet Portal Authority (SIPA). The agreements span service periods from July 2023 through January 2027, with individual purchase orders having their own specified terms and total costs.
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The meeting included announcements from the Office of Behavioral Health (OBH) regarding funding for recovery services and an upcoming RFP for Medication Assisted Treatment. Discussions covered reactivating a Data Committee, updates from the Substance Exposed Newborn Committee, and potential legislative recommendations from the Policy Ad-hoc Committee. The Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse provided updates on safe disposal efforts, provider education, and the Heroin Response Work Group. Regional Prevention Services and Colorado Prevention Specialist Certification were also discussed. The Task Force reviewed its 2016 priorities, including prevention, policy and practice recommendations, and communication.
The meeting included discussions on possible legislation regarding powdered alcohol, medical marijuana and caregiver abuse, edibles, and hash oil production. Updates were provided on SB53, which the Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention supports regarding standing orders for naloxone, and HB1214, which concerns abuse-deterrent formulations of prescription narcotics. The State Board of Education is considering changes to the annual Healthy Kids Survey, raising concerns about the reliability of data on student attitudes and usage. Members reported on substance abuse trends and responses, including meth, marijuana, heroin, and prescription drugs. The Consortium is working with Omni to develop a dashboard showing drug use with indicators and regions, and data from CDPHE and the federal government are being vetted. There were discussions on prenatal substance exposure, the intersection of child abuse and drug abuse, and the need for prevention programs. The Task Force also discussed the need for new treatment options, such as Vivitrol, and the challenges of marijuana use by offenders. Organized crime groups, heroin and meth use, and properties being used for grow houses were also discussed. The Consortium recently conducted a statewide survey and launched a public awareness campaign to take meds seriously, focusing on safe use, storage, and disposal.
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The task force meeting included announcements from members regarding prevention grants awarded by the Office of Behavioral Health and a school outreach campaign by the Peace Officer Standards and Training Board to raise awareness of the dangers of marijuana use. A presentation was given on the "Take Meds Seriously" media campaign. The task force also discussed medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction and the efforts of the Colorado Alliance for Drug Endangered Children. Additionally, there was a review of the Youth Marijuana Prevention Campaign.
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