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IPS East County implements high-profile, comprehensive, strategic media campaigns to promote policies that prevent harms stemming from alcohol and other drugs, including alcohol, marijuana, methamphetamine and opioids. Our campaigns connect the dots between substance use and secondary effects such as adverse childhood experiences, suicide, and sexual assault.

IPS East County trains community groups, individuals and organizations to place a spotlight on inequitable community conditions that impact public health and safety and build support with elected officials for systems-based solutions. Utilizing traditional and digital communications platforms, our media events, news releases, opinion editorials and letters to the editor reach target audiences despite an ultra-competitive media landscape. As technology continually changes the ways we communicate, our media advocacy strategies and tools evolve to meet those changes.

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Institute for Public Strategies - East County

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Institute for Public Strategies - East County
With the passing of Proposition 64 and the cities of San Diego given local control over cannabis operations Lemon Grove adopted their ordinance for recreational cannabis retailers in their city in 2021. Today, there are plans for 5 total cannabis storefronts in the city of Lemon Grove. In order for them to operate responsibly there are specific codes and ordinances that need to be followed. Read more about what those are and who is responsible for enforcement in this month’s East County Magazine article Advancing Healthy Communities: Lemon Grove Handles Cannabis Law Responsibly. As recreational cannabis becomes more integrated into our society we have to remain aware of its impacts on our youth communities. ... See MoreSee Less

ADVANCING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES: LEMON GROVE HANDLES CANNABIS LAW RESPONSIBLY | East County Magazine

www.eastcountymagazine.org

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What happens when the community organizes itself to become agents of change for the health and welfare of their own backyard? Look no further than this month’s East County Magazine article highlighting the work of the Spring Valley Community Alliance. The SVCA works in areas from addressing homelessness, reduce/address drug and alcohol harm, and even improving overall community conditions. What an inspiration to all East Region communities that impactful change is possible. Read more by clicking the link below:www.eastcountymagazine.org/advancing-healthy-communities-spring-valley-residents-make-efforts-red...**DISCLAIMER** Opening this article using the web browser Google Chrome may not be accessible. This issue is looking to be resolved. ... See MoreSee Less

ADVANCING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES: SPRING VALLEY RESIDENTS MAKE EFFORTS TO REDUCE CRIME AND HARMS FROM DRUGS AND ALCOHOL, WHILE IMPROVING COMMUNITY HEALTH | East County Magazine

www.eastcountymagazine.org

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Lemon Grove is still hosting it's Mobile Farmers Market every Thursday from 3pm-5pm. Stop by to today to pick up some locally grown produce! ... See MoreSee Less
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