Anti-meth effort comes to Wyoming. Tom Siebel advocates nation-wide program

"There is no doubt in my mind that his program has saved hundreds and hundreds of lives in our state and has the ability to save thousands of lives nationwide." Montana Attorney General, Mike McGrath

A methamphetamine prevention program that has been recognized nationally for its success in Montana http://www.montanameth.org/index.php is coming to Wyoming.

The Wyoming Meth Project will use the same marketing strategies and tools used by its neighbor to the north, said Trudi McMurry, director of the McMurry Foundation, which took the lead in bringing together donors for the Wyoming project with the Montana businessman who conceived the program.

By JOSHUA WOLFSON
Star-Tribune staff writer

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Meth Project founder pitches effort

By NOELLE STRAUB
Star-Tribune Washington bureau

Tom Siebel, founder of the Meth Project http://www.methproject.org/ , and several Montana officials Tuesday urged leaders from across the country to establish the program in their states.

Siebel and Montana Attorney General Mike McGrath pitched the project at a meeting of the National Association of Attorneys General.

"The idea behind the Meth Project was to develop this into a replicable model," Siebel said, adding that he believes other states that have begun the program will see results similar to those in Montana.

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