Staff reports underspend and reallocation options for prior opioid grants
Staff told the committee several previously awarded opioid-related grants have closed and some recipients did not spend their full allocations; about $6,000 remains available in the pool and staff described quarterly reporting and ledger tracking used to monitor spending.
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Staff reported that several grant recipients have completed projects and returned unused funds, leaving approximately $6,000 in the grant pool for future opioid-related purchases. The program coordinator said all applicants must submit quarterly reports documenting accomplishments and challenges, and the next set of reports is due in October.
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