Yeah, that's not surprising, both on the part of the City and the part of the addict. West Coast cities tend to be pretty schlubby about dealing with those sort

Yeah, that's not surprising, both on the part of the City and the part of the addict. West Coast cities tend to be pretty schlubby about dealing with those sorts of issues, afaict. Unsure about other parts of the country. That's part of why I think the funnel approach is going to yield better results: when someone's hooked, they are in deep trouble, and with far-reaching impacts. My musing is that federal agencies are the right choice for this: they can ignore local pressure groups and focus on the global optimum.