 I see it every day, especially if you go on the west side, Lancaster Avenue corridor, Maryland Avenue. It's still, unfortunately, there's a lot of folks who need treatment out there. Councilwoman Zanthea Oliver, also part of the outreach effort. She says although statewide overdose deaths went down for the first time in a decade, the fentanyl and opioid problem seems to be getting worse in the 3rd District.