Vernon County task force discusses grant to fund deputy-led opioid prevention program for grades 7–12
Members of the Vernon County Opioid Task Force discussed a proposal to apply for grant funding so Deputy Willie Raesler could deliver a research-based opioid prevention curriculum to students in grades 7–12, with members urging a specific curriculum and clearer budget details before a likely May 1 application deadline.
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Dr. Michaels, a member of the Vernon County Opioid Task Force, proposed writing a grant to free up Deputy Willie Raesler’s patrol time so Raesler could deliver a research-based opioid prevention curriculum to students in grades 7 through 12 across Vernon County school districts.
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