Commissioners freeze $60,000 opioid allocation to Victory Recovery Network, approve sheriff's mobile app contract
The county voted to freeze a previously approved $60,000 opioid-settlement allocation to Victory Recovery Network after the provider failed to deliver a memorandum of understanding; commissioners also approved a $26,940 three-year contract for a sheriff's mobile app paid from unrestricted opioid funds with JRAC covering the first three years.
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Decatur County commissioners voted Monday to freeze $60,000 in opioid-settlement funds earmarked for Victory Recovery Network after the local advisory committee said the organization had not provided a required memorandum of understanding (MOU). The board also approved a sheriff's mobile app contract of $26,940 over three years, to be paid from unrestricted opioid funds with initial years covered by the county's advisory committee.
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