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Opioid Abatement Council approves revised MTSU contracts after $400,000 reallocation to mileage
Summary
The Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council voted to approve revised three‑year contracts with Middle Tennessee State University and Hustle Recovery that remove 10 vans and reallocate the $400,000 originally budgeted for vehicles to mileage reimbursements, with new oversight measures for mileage reporting.
The Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council on April 28 approved revised three‑year contracts with Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) and Hustle Recovery that remove provision for 10 vans and reallocate the $400,000 originally budgeted for those vehicles to mileage reimbursements.
Council Chair Dr. Steven Lloyd announced the vote after staff presented the revised budgets and a comptroller recommendation to subcontract services provided by Hustle Recovery if MTSU is the direct contractor. Executive Director Mary Shelton said the council has negotiated two separate contracts: one for expansion of respite housing (about $5,300,000 over three years) and one for a residential aftercare program (about $3,300,000 over three years). She told the council the ten…
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