Thank you for reaching out to the City of Revere. We will address your issue as soon as possible. If you would like to learn more about the MANY things the City of Revere does to combat the opioid epidemic please call the Mayor's Office and speak with Miles. SeeClickFix is primarily for reporting potholes, problem properties, etc.

I appreciate the information, but part of my concern is there is very little information put out there via social media on what is being done. I know there was info put out advising the fire dept would be helping out, but nothing else. Instead of having to call city hall, it would be helpful if that info was made available to the community. There are plenty of people in Revere who have the same concerns. If the information isn't relayed properly then it feels like the city isn't doing anything (even though that's not the case). We need more info relayed via social media. Just a suggestion for the future. Thanks!

Oak Island is loaded with herion clientel , needles,drug dealers and opiod pill use .. Kind of a lost territory between the beach and the city and they run rampid..Would love to see some police attention.. I can sit outside for an hour and see multiple transactions and dope houses..

I couldn't agree more with this post. You do not feel safe anymore and it is so obvious that it is strange that it goes on in the open so much like it is actually legal.

It's disturbing that I can't walk my toddler around my neighborhood without wondering if some junkie left their dirty needle on the sidewalk. We go to other cities and towns to walk around or do stuff. Even the playgrounds aren't safe around here. It's very sad.

We have a lot of programs in place to address these issues. Please cal the Mayor's Office at 781 286 8111 or email revere_mayor@revere.org. SeeClickFix is meant to address potholes, street lights, etc.

Revere is concerned about the rising level of opioid overdoses. The City of Revere is partnering with The Revere Fire Department, North Suffolk Mental Health Association, Revere CARES (MGH), and The Winnisimet Regional Opioid Collaborative (WROC). This partnership is designed and dedicated to provide comprehensive education, navigation, and support to individuals and their families combating opioid use and addiction. This process is confidential and only meant to offer assistance. Please see revererecoveryhelp.org