DEA Virtual Assembly on Fentanyl Risks
Summary
The DEA Omaha Division is promoting a free virtual assembly on fentanyl and fake pill risks for middle and high school educators. The event is scheduled for April 7, 2026, and aims to educate attendees on the dangers associated with these substances.
What changed
The DEA Omaha Division has announced a free virtual assembly focused on the risks of fentanyl and counterfeit pills, targeting middle and high school educators. The event, scheduled for April 7, 2026, is part of the DEA's ongoing public safety awareness efforts regarding the dangers of illicit substances.
While this is an informational event rather than a regulatory mandate, educational institutions and employers may consider encouraging relevant staff to attend to enhance awareness and inform prevention strategies. No specific compliance actions are required, but the assembly provides resources for understanding and addressing the fentanyl crisis.
What to do next
- Encourage relevant staff to attend the virtual assembly on April 7, 2026.
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The risks are real. Learn the truth about fentanyl & fake pills in this FREE virtual assembly. dea.gov/events/2026/20 #FentanylFree
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