A new community education program launching in Santa Rosa addresses teen fentanyl use and youth gang violence, both of which have led to the deaths of young people over the last two years.
The new program, which begins today, comprises seven presentations taught by Santa Rosa Police Department officers and seeks to address an uptick in teen drug overdoses and weapons being found on school campuses, according to the police department.
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