Gov. Tom Wolf on April 4 announced the renewal of his 90-day opioid disaster declaration, which was introduced in January and set to expire on Tuesday. The renewal allows for 13 anti-opioid initiatives introduced in the past 90 days to continue without interruption and for the introduction of new measures to help those suffering from opioid addiction, a statement from the Wolf administration said.

“Extending this declaration will allow us to continue our efforts to break down silos and enhance collaboration across state government,” Wolf said. “Throughout the next 90 days, we will work to expand our efforts to include additional state agencies and commissions as necessary, so that we can direct our help to more communities across the commonwealth.”

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