Arizona Profile: Our Report on Alcohol, Tobacco and Drugs in Arizona (1999)

This 1999 report provides an in-depth analysis of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drug use in Arizona, focusing on its impact on health, crime, and the costs of substance abuse, as well as Arizona’s response to these problems. It highlights the need for more effective policies and programs, as well as increased public understanding and support. The report also emphasizes the importance of gathering consistent data to guide new programs and policies, particularly in addressing the alarming trends in teen drug use. Additionally, it underscores the necessity of developing customized solutions for specific subpopulations through community mobilization and comprehensive prevention efforts.

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Lessons from the Field: Profiling City Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drug Problems (1999)

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Critical Choices: Making Drug Policy at the State Level (2001)