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Borough sets up $100,000 opioid‑settlement grant program to fund local prevention, treatment and recovery
Summary
The assembly appropriated $100,000 from nationwide opioid settlement proceeds to fund local grants supporting prevention, treatment, harm reduction and recovery programs; staff will finalize application criteria and consider using the grant committee for award recommendations.
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly on May 5 approved ordinance 2068 to appropriate $100,000 from nationwide opioid settlement proceeds and distribute those funds through a borough grant program for projects addressing opioid misuse.
Finance Director Charlene Thomas told the assembly the appropriation will…
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