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Ann Arbor Anti-Substance Abuse Task Force records, 1987-1992

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Task Force established by the Ann Arbor City Council on May 16, 1988 in response to a perceived growth in drug use and abuse in Ann Arbor. Letters and memoranda of Terry Martin, Task Force Chair, agendas and meetings of minutes, collected data and final report to council, and other assorted clippings and documents.

The documents in this record group detail the creation, development, organization, and work of the Ann Arbor Anti-Substance Abuse Task Force. Also featured are documents, which provide insight into the events leading to the formation of the organization, as well as materials that chronicle the immediate effects of their recommendations. These papers are divided into five series: Correspondence, Committees, Data Collection, Report to City Council, and Topical Files.

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Correspondence

The Correspondence series consists of both letters and memoranda sent to and from Terry Martin and other task force members. The materials are organized chronologically into six folders with a seventh folder of undated letters beginning the series. In the cases of form letters used by the task force, the original blank letter has been kept with an attached list of recipients, when available.

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Committees

The second series, Committees, is made up of materials from meetings and other documents, which concern related groups that are not the central task force itself. These include: The Ann Arbor City Council Anti-Substance Abuse Policy Committee, focus groups established as a means of data collection by the Task Force, the Task Force subcommittees, and the Task Force Video Ad-Hoc Committee. There are four task force subcommittees: Enforcement, Data Collection, Supply Reduction, and Prevention.