Steele County work session advances competitive RFP and staff-recommended nonprofit, opioid awards totaling $117,500
At its Dec. 19 work session, Steele County staff recommended a competitive RFP for 2025 special allocations and proposed $50,000 in nonprofit awards and $67,500 for opioid-response programs; the board referred the recommendations to the regular meeting for final approval.
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At a Dec. 19 work session, the Steele County Board of Commissioners heard Public Health staff recommend using a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) to allocate a portion of the county’s 2025 special health and human services allocations and presented recommended awards to local nonprofits and opioid-response programs.
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