Not really anything in the report as far as drug/opioid treatment goes.
There is an outstanding rural treatment model that the State of Alaska could very easily adopt that would work not only in the rural communities but all cities too. 
Why can’t they get in contact with people who have been treating addicts successful and who could educate the State on the various new treatment models. We have medical provider who has been treating addicts for at least five or more years. She has traveled all over looking at various treatment programs. She knows Alaska and what would work here.
As far as the safe homes in the villages, they need to be talking to the programs that work with the villages. Instead they put someone as head of Public Safety who fires the experienced head of the DV/SA  and who knows the rural communities. He decides to move in a direction of prevention ?
Why re-invent the wheel ? Just dumb repetition, the information and solutions are there but they want to re-do it all.