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Addiction and Treatment Providers in Green Bay, WI

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Green Bay, Wisconsin’s oldest city, offers a variety of outdoor activities, including boating, fishing, and exploring parks like the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. The city boasts a thriving arts scene with the Meyer Theatre, Artstreet, and the Resch Center hosting major events. In 2020, Brown County had the second-highest number of drug arrests in the state, highlighting the need for effective addiction treatment and support services in the area.

Awareness Campaigns and Legislative Measures Combat Addiction in Green Bay

The Sober Green Bay Campaign works to create a sober-friendly environment by providing free training to businesses and organizations. Community-based programs, such as Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin, offer counseling, support groups, and treatment options for those affected by substance abuse. Green Bay collaborates with the Brown County Drug Task Force to combat drug trafficking and distribution while supporting harm reduction strategies like naloxone distribution.

Brown County Statistics

  • 2020: Brown Co. 2nd-highest drug arrests in WI
  • 2020: No specific fentanyl data for Brown Co.
  • 2020: No alarming drug increase in Brown Co.
  • 2020: Brown Co. 2nd-highest drug arrests
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Hope Rises in Green Bay’s Addiction Battle

Drug addiction impacts many in Green Bay, but recovery is possible. Recent data shows progress, with crime rates and overdoses declining. Seeking treatment allows you to reclaim your life through comprehensive, compassionate care tailored to your needs. Green Bay offers hope; you have the strength to achieve sobriety.

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Drug and Alcohol Treatment in Green Bay, WI

Green Bay sits at the mouth of the Fox River on Lake Michigan. It’s Wisconsin’s oldest city, founded in 1634 as a fur trading post. With a metro population around 320,000, it’s the state’s third-largest city.

Outdoor recreation is huge here with boating, fishing, and parks like the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. The Packers football team is a way of life, with fans owning the non-profit team.

Downtown has the Meyer Theatre for live shows. Every August, Artstreet showcases 200+ artists. The Resch Center hosts major concerts and events.

With its wholesome outdoor activities, family-friendly attractions, and lively arts scene, Green Bay provides an ideal environment for focusing on personal growth during rehab.

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View options, availability, treatment methods, and more, for drug rehab and alcohol treatment in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Awareness Campaigns

The Sober Green Bay Campaign aims to cultivate a sober-friendly environment in the city. It provides free training to businesses and organizations on how to create welcoming spaces for those in recovery. The campaign hopes to change the perception of Green Bay’s drinking culture.

Community-based programs like Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin offer counseling, support groups, and treatment options for individuals and families affected by substance abuse. Their efforts raise awareness and provide crucial resources for those struggling with addiction.

Legislative Measures

Green Bay enforces Wisconsin’s drug policies, which aim to reduce substance abuse through prevention, treatment, and law enforcement efforts. The city collaborates with the Brown County Drug Task Force to combat drug trafficking and distribution.

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay maintains a drug-free campus policy, promoting a safe and healthy environment for students and employees. The city also supports harm reduction strategies, such as the distribution of naloxone to reverse opioid overdoses.

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Green Bay Hospitals and Emergency Medical Services

Opioid Settlement Funds in Brown County

Brown County, Wisconsin will receive approximately $16.2 million over 18 years from the national opioid settlement reached in 2021 with pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors. The Brown County Health and Human Services Department has developed an initial plan for using the funds, with a focus on prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery support services.

Find Treatment in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has some of the highest rates in the United States for both adolescent and adult substance abuse. Since 2009, the state has been experiencing the same escalating rates of drug abuse and addiction as the rest of the country. The major concerns are the misuse of prescription painkillers and the escalating number of deaths due to alcohol-related liver disease.

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    Statistic Citations:
  • Green Bay Press Gazette. (2024, January 15). Crime has dropped 13% in Green Bay, but drug overdoses remain a problem. Green Bay Press Gazette.
  • WI DOJ. (2020). WI DOJ releases 2020 crime data, Brown Co. has second-most drug arrests. Retrieved from https://www.wearegreenbay.com/news/local-news/wi-doj-releases-2020-crime-data-brown-co-has-second-most-drug-arrests/
    • Opioid Settlement Citations:
  • Brown County Health and Human Services Department. (2023). Executive Budget Message. Retrieved from https://www.browncountywi.gov/i/f/files/County-Executive/2023%20Proposed%20Budget/1h-Executive%20Budget%20Message.pdf
  • Human Services Committee. (2023). Human Services Committee Meeting Minutes. Retrieved from https://www.browncountywi.gov/i/minutes/f9e65d9d63dc/humansrvcmarch22_2023.pdf
  • WBAY. (2023). Brown County unveils plans for opioid settlement money. Retrieved from https://www.wbay.com/2023/02/14/brown-county-unveils-plans-opioid-settlement-money/
  • WBAY. (2023). Brown County plans to use opioid settlement. Retrieved from https://www.wbay.com/video/2023/02/14/brown-county-plans-use-opioid-settlement/
  • South Dakota Searchlight. (2023). Opioid: South Dakota to spend $54 million from national opioid settlements on addiction treatment. Retrieved from https://southdakotasearchlight.com/2023/04/03/opioid-south-dakota-spend-54-million-from-national-opioid-settlements-addiction-treatment/
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