Senate bill 1247a creates a temporary 24-hour protective placement to get someone who has a major neurocognitive disorder (Alzheimer’s/Dementia) to the hospital when they are in a serious health crisis or in significant danger of harming themselves or others. Because of a gap in our laws, where we do not have a mechanism to… Continue reading Bridging the Legal Gap for Emergency Aid to Idaho Residents with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
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Promoting children’s behavioral health: Why Idaho needs stricter access to technology in schools
As members of the Idaho Behavioral Health Council, we are deeply concerned about the increasing behavioral health issues among children, particularly those stemming from the misuse of technology and social media. House Bill 663 will provide for more restrictive access to phones and social media in schools for children, alongside the implementation of a digital… Continue reading Promoting children’s behavioral health: Why Idaho needs stricter access to technology in schools
DIXON: Let’s combat the rise of fentanyl and human-trafficking activity
Since taking office, President Biden and his Administration have been derelict in their Constitutional duty to preserve America’s sovereignty and protect its southern border. Drug cartels have greater influence over the flow of goods and people into the United States than our own government. States need to band together and combat the alarming rise of… Continue reading DIXON: Let’s combat the rise of fentanyl and human-trafficking activity
There need to be mandatory minimums for fentanyl
In a 2019 survey, 1 in 5 Idaho students reported being offered, sold or given an illegal drug in the past 30 days. Today, our children are increasingly likely to get offered fentanyl. Illegal fentanyl comes in powder and pill form. Recently, two drug busts on Highway 93 near Twin Falls confiscated 15 pounds of… Continue reading There need to be mandatory minimums for fentanyl
Presidential caucus isn’t right answer for our state
State GOP chair Moon stood in way of May primary, now wants to limit participation MAIN STREET IDAHO CAUCUS With 10 declared candidates, the 2024 Republican presidential primary represents a true choice during the upcoming election. Unlike the Democrats who are settling for Joe Biden, Republicans will have an opportunity to make their voice heard… Continue reading Presidential caucus isn’t right answer for our state