El Paso and Teller counties work to prevent opioid deaths | Health

El Paso and Teller counties are expected to receive $66 million through 2038 to address the opioid epidemic. Last year, El Paso County saw 212 deaths related to drugs, down slightly from 216 the previous year.

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