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(KSL News) A federal program to combat methamphetamine use will set up shop in Utah next year.
The Office of National Drug Control Policy started the campaign last week in eight states where meth use is high.
Utah will be one of the states added to the program when it expands next year.
The program provides facts on the long-term effects of meth use, as well as information about the effectiveness and availability of treatment.
