A small park in Seattle’s Little Saigon neighborhood became the front line in the city’s fight against the opioid crisis earlier this month. The pop-up clinic, held Sept. 9–12 at Hoa Mai Park in Little Saigon, offered long-acting injectable buprenorphine—a medication used to treat opioid use disorder. It was hosted by the Seattle Fire Department (SFD), UW Medicine’s Harborview Downtown Programs, and several community partners. One client transitioned to methadone, several others began oral buprenorphine, and at least one person entered inpatient recovery. The pilot program is part of a broader strategy supported by Harrell’s proposed 2025 budget, which includes $14.5 million specifically dedicated to addressing the opioid crisis.