Should cities open drug “safe havens” where people who are addicted to illegal drugs can use them under the supervision of medical professionals?

Yes, but the addicts should be the ones maintaining/paying for the safe haven.

Yes but slowly rehabilitate them at the same time to reduce overall usage.

yes but also try and get them some sort of rehab

No, but provide adequate resources for addicts.

No! This system will be abused by junkies. They can make the change they don’t need babysitters.

Yes, provided that there is an agreement with the addict that he/she will only utilize the facility for a limited, transitional period of time before entering a rehabilitation center.

Yes, under an agreement with the addict that he/she will only utilize the facility for a limited, transitional period of time before agreeing to enter a rehabilitation center.

Yes, under a signed agreement with the addict that he/she will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time, transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center.

Yes, with the addict agreeing that he/she will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time, transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center.

Yes, with an agreement that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time, transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center.

No , let them rot or get help

No, but they should sponsor rehabilitation centers to do this if within their recovery program.

Yes, but with the caveat that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time, transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center.

Yes, but with the caveat that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center.

Yes but they must check into a detox and be responsible for the actions they cause.

No, But decriminalize drugs

drug abuse should be treated as a health issue, not a criminal issue, and legalize all drugs

Yes, but with the caveat that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center

Yes, and also legalize drugs

No, but we should treat drug use as a mental health issue as long as the user is the only being affected and they are not harming anyone else.

i think to study the properties of the drug and to see if it could be used in medicine and medical use

Yes, but with the agreement that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center.

Yes, but I'd prefer if drugs were legalized

No, but drug addiction should not be criminalized and recovering addicts should be offered help from professionals.

Yes, with the agreement that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time transition period before entering a rehabilitation center.

Maybe, but not publicly funded ones.

Yes, as long as there is a plan to transition users off the drug eventually

Yes, with the agreement that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited, one-time transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center

Yes, as long as the goal is to get them off drugs

Leave this matter up to local communities

no, instead create a safe space to help them reduce and eventually quit drug use.

Yes, as long as the users are required to enter into a rehabilitation program that will be gov't or state funded.

Yes, and these people should be guided towards rehabilitation services under a government-funded health care system.

Yes, but with a required therapy session either before or after the drug use as addiction needs to be treated with rehabilitation.

Yes, with the agreement that the addict will only utilize the facility for a limited transitional period before entering a rehabilitation center

Yes, but I prefer legalizing drugs

No, but allow privately-run bar-like institutions for drugs

Yes, for a limited, pre-determined transitional period, after which the addict agrees to enter a rehabilitation center

Yes, for a limited, pre-determined transitional period, after which the addict agrees to enter a rehabilitation center.

No and all drugs should be illegal.

It should be up to each city to do as they please

Support trial of this in worst drug affected zip codes to evaluate effectiveness.

So long as it actually works

Yes, for a limited transitional period after which the addict agrees to enter a rehabilitation center.

Yes, for a limited transitional period after which the addict agrees to enter a rehabilitation center

Yes, for a limited transitional period with the addict agreeing to enter a rehabilitation center afterwards

Yes, this could help those who are dangerously addicted to reduce their drug use and slowly become less addicted.

Yes, but they must be connected to a rehabilitation center

Yes, but not at the expense of traditional treatment centers

Yes, for a limited transitional period with the addict agreeing to enter a rehabilitation center afterwards.

No, but legalize SOME drugs

No, but reduce penalties and provide more support for rehabilitation and assistance programs

Yes, for a limited transitional period as long as the addict agrees to enter a rehabilitation center afterwards

Yes, but only to supervise so there are not as many overdose deaths.

Yes, not only should drug addiction be seen as a health issue rather than a criminal one, also this is a big step to helping those in need of care, we should also legalize drugs

If the cities wish to, yes. But all drugs should be legalized and/or decriminalized. Addictions should be treated as a health issue rather than criminal.

No, but legalize and regulate drugs.

Yes, but require rehabilitation in exchange for safe haven

No, but increase accessibility and funding for rehabilitation centers.

Recriminalize all narcotics. Make the punishments more severe, create federal incentive for advertising tobacco and alcohol.

Yes, only if there is a plan to help them no longer be addicted

Yes, drug abuse should be treated like a health issue, not a crime against humanity

Yes but provide education and resources to help addicts quit using

Yes, I think that drug use should be treated as a health issue not a criminal issue to an extent. People should be willing to take help in order to combat their addiction and one day overcome it

there should be however it should also help them to no longer do it and seek help

Yes, if they are trying to stop and are taking smaller amounts each time

this should be aloud only with certain drugs

No, instead we should decriminalize drugs and treat drug abuse as a health issue instead of a criminal one.

I believe rehabilitation and education on drugs should be encouraged, but at least with safe havens less lives are lost.

Yes, it's necessary to reduce the drug overdose death rate and drug abuse should be treated as a health issue, not a criminal issue.

Yes, but build a wall around them so they can't leave.

No, they don't have supervision now and it would just milk the taxpayers to require supervision. Just make all drugs legal and stop the 'drug war' - it is a failure. We didn't have drugs illegal until 100 years ago and people did as they choose. Keep driving or operating anything that endangers others while intoxicated illegal. It's like trying to make drinking illegal - people are going to do what they want regardless of the laws.

Yes but use it a rehabilitation treatment center as well

Yes, but provide on-sight personnel and help and offer to send to rehab, etc.

As long as it connects to some form of rehabilitation

No, this would encourage unhealthy habits that have the potential for ripple effects.

No, but they should not be put in a normal prison if they are willing to be rehabilitated.

it should go along with rehab. Drug usage is a health over criminal issue

No, this is unsafe as chronic drug use has health impacts other than overdose.

Not to just use them still but maybe for recovery and weening off of them.

No, but we should treat drug abuse more as a health issue than a criminal issue. Addiction is a not as simple as black and white. I believe there should be incentivization of private corporations to aid with drug use. Not a safe haven where folks can use at will but a treatment clinic where people can safely be rehabilitated.

let people do what they want.

No, encourage and fund rehab programs instead.

no dont do drugs

No, empower the government to rehabilitate the addicts

How would you feel if a drug safe haven was proposed in your neighborhood, and what concerns or advantages come to mind?

What would you say to someone who argues that supervised drug sites enable addiction rather than treat it?

How do you think we should balance public health with law enforcement when it comes to addressing drug addiction issues in our communities?

If given the choice, would you support the funding of a supervised site over other drug addiction treatments, and why?

Would having a supervised drug site change the way you view drug addiction, and if so, how?

Can providing a safe space for drug usage be seen as a form of compassion, or does it undermine efforts to promote a drug-free society?

If supervised drug sites can prevent deaths, should societal views on drug use shift towards harm reduction strategies?

Imagine a close friend struggling with addiction; would you recommend them to use a supervised site, and why?

How might the existence of drug safe havens change the conversation around personal responsibility and addiction?

What alternative methods could communities implement to combat drug epidemics effectively without resorting to safe havens?

Under certain circumstances This might help them to be weaned off