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Council approves $8,000 voluntary assessment to Guidance Center funded from opioid settlement
Summary
The council approved an $8,000 voluntary assessment to the Guidance Center, to be paid from the city's opioid settlement funds.
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The Trenton City Council approved a voluntary assessment of $8,000 to the Guidance Center Monday, with payment to come from the city’s opioid settlement funds, the clerk and council recorded.
During the agenda item, a speaker identified the request as approval “of the payment of the voluntary assessment in the amount of $8,000 to the guidance center, with funding, from the opioid settlement, funds.” The council moved, supported and approved the payment unanimously.
The transcript records no additional debate about program details, eligibility or reporting requirements tied to the payment. No other funding sources were described on the record.
The Guidance Center is expected to receive the $8,000 as a voluntary assessment paid from the city’s opioid settlement allocation; follow-up and reporting requirements were not discussed during the meeting.

