Montigny earmarked close to $1.2 million to benefit local children, provide opioid treatment, and deliver mental health counseling for law enforcement.
Senator Mark Montigny announced that Ahead USA, of New Bedford, will receive over $114,000 to provide training to over 100 workers and establish new positions.
In a letter to the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing, Sen. Mark Montigny renewed his call for swift action to curb prescription drug price gouging.
Senator Montigny's bill would ban conversion therapy and require doctors, teachers, and other "mandated reporters" to report cases to the Department of Children and Families.
Sen. Montigny took his case directly to Senate President Spilka, urging her to help advance legislation ensuring benefits to workers locked out by employers.