
Norwalk, California, is a city southeast of Los Angeles, with a population just over 106,000 people.1 Since the city is located in Los Angeles County, the area struggles with an influx of illicit drugs and other substance abuse problems.
In Los Angeles County, between 2012 and 2014, about 8% of residents aged 12 and older struggled with an alcohol or drug addiction, and 3% of these people were addicted to an illicit substance.2
Heroin and methamphetamine represent the top two substances people in Los Angeles County enter treatment for, with more than 30% of admissions concerning heroin and about 25% concerning meth.2
Residents of Norwalk need help from evidence-based detox and rehabilitation programs, especially those that understand how to manage opioid detox and the chronic health issues associated with methamphetamine abuse. It is important that individuals with an opioid, alcohol, or sedative addiction receive medical supervision during detox so that they can remain safe throughout the withdrawal process.
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1. Data.io: Norwalk, CA.
2. National Drug Early Warning System (NDEWS). Los Angeles County Sentinel Community Site (SCS), Drug Use Patterns and Trends, 2016.











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