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County accepts DOJ grant for opioid, stimulant and substance-use program (Resolution 41-25)
Summary
Marathon County accepted comprehensive opioid, stimulant and substance-use program grant funds from the U.S. Department of Justice on a unanimous vote; the acceptance was recorded as a budget amendment requiring a two-thirds majority and carried unanimously.
Marathon County supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 41-25 on June 24 to accept grant funds from the U.S. Department of Justice for a comprehensive opioid, stimulant and substance-use program.
The item was presented as a budget amendment requiring a two-thirds majority; the clerk recorded the motion by Supervisor Covelli and second by Supervisor Poole, and the vote carried unanimously. The transcript does not specify the grant amount or detailed program implementation steps.
County staff will implement the grant per the acceptance resolution; additional program details, budgets and reporting requirements will be determined through administrative processes and subsequent committee or staff reports.
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