H 3287
An Act to form a special commission to conduct an audit on all abandoned state properties and determine the feasibility of repurposing them into drug addiction treatment facilities
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Bill overview
This bill proposed establishing a special commission to examine all abandoned state-owned properties in Massachusetts. The commission would conduct an audit and assess the possibility of converting these properties into facilities for treating drug addiction. The goal was to identify suitable locations and determine the feasibility of repurposing these spaces to address the state’s opioid crisis. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass.
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Primary sponsor
Bruce J. Ayers
Cosponsor
Bruce J. Ayers
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