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Scotland County approves travel for three to attend opioid conference after debate over Narcan machines and funding
Summary
Scotland County commissioners voted to fund travel for three attendees — including Judge Wilson and a Department of Social Services attorney — to a national opioid conference after discussing Narcan dispensing machines, the county's opioid funds and local overdose data.
Scotland County commissioners voted to approve travel funding for three people to attend a national opioid conference, following a debate about the value of the conference, how opioid funds are spent and concerns about unattended Narcan dispensing machines.
The motion approved coverage for three attendees: Judge Wilson, a Department of Social Services attorney identified in the meeting as Brandy Bullock, and a county "chief" whose full name was not specified in the transcript. The motion passed on a voice vote after discussion; the meeting record does not list a mover or seconder by name and did not record roll-call vote counts.
A participant raised concerns about unattended Narcan dispensing machines, saying that in some counties people take…
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