Osceola County schools to move closer to vape detectors funded by opioid settlement money

A local news story from Florida, reported by ClickOrlando.

Local News · Florida · November 2, 2026

From ClickOrlando

The School District of Osceola County will enter into an agreement with the county to use $191,885 from the opioid settlement funds to create a vape detection program. The detectors will be placed in 19 schools to help staff identify students bringing vapes on campus.

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