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Opioid Abatement Council authorizes $10,000 annual discretionary fund and approves purchase of an Owl camera
Summary
The council approved an annual $10,000 discretionary fund for the executive director to cover routine administrative expenses and authorized using that fund to purchase an Owl audiovisual device (about $2,000) to improve hybrid meeting capability.
The Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council voted April 28 to establish a $10,000 annual discretionary fund for the executive director and to allow the one‑time purchase of an Owl audiovisual device (estimated at about $2,000) to improve hybrid meeting capacity when members attend virtually.
Executive Director Mary Shelton told the council the…
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