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Achieving Goals – Clark, Wayne, Lafayette and Carroll county sheriffs are doing what they were meant to do
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Sheriff Mark Lamb (Pinal County, AZ) joins us to discuss the ever-increasingly important subject of communicating with your community, and tell us the ways that he has found success connecting with his own constituents. You may recognize the Sheriff from Live PD and 60 Days In (Now on Netflix) or from his latest accomplishment, becoming a published writer! You can connect with Sheriff Lamb and find his book, American Sheriff, on his website, https://www.AmericanSheriff.com or catch his wife’s book The Sheriff’s Wife. For more content like this, please subscribe to our channel or follow us on Twitter or Instagram @JailTalkPodcast or email us.

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The primary goal of the Missouri Overdose Rescue and Education (MORE) project is to reduce opioid-involved deaths in Missouri through training, education, and distribution of naloxone to first responders in rural regions of the state. The State of Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) will lead the project partnering with Missouri Heroin Overdose Prevention and Education (MO-HOPE) project, Missouri Institute of Mental Health (MIMH), and the State of Missouri Department of Mental Health (DMH). LEARN MORE