Re-entry, addiction treatment, and overdose crisis
Long Beach
Summary
L.A. CADA reported overdose deaths in Long Beach jumped 372% in one year and warned that federal cuts — including $40 million stripped from re-entry programs — push people back into jail and homelessness. The group suggested hub-and-spoke access points so residents don't have to trek to the Multi-Service Center.
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Last discussed Apr 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $40 million in federal re-entry funding has been cut, alongside Medicaid and mental health funding reductions.
People returning from jail or treatment, unhoused residents, and those with substance use or mental health needs.
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