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Lewiston Councilor Bret Martel pressed Spurwink representatives for treatment success data after the city committed hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Councilor Bret Martel pressed Spurwink representatives to explain how many people had entered treatment, stayed clean or achieved measurable recovery after the city committed nearly $550,000. Their inability to provide basic success metrics is raising new concerns about harm reduction programs, mobile needle vans, Medicaid-funded nonprofits and whether taxpayers are paying for outcomes or just more services.
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