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DeKalb board approves roughly $2.6M in opioid-settlement disbursements to public providers, adds Fire Rescue item
Summary
The Board approved an allocation of opioid settlement funds to county and public providers including Claritel Behavioral Health, the Sheriff’s Office and DeKalb Public Health, and — after committee discussion — added a funding line for DeKalb Fire Rescue to buy narcotics inventory-control storage units.
The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners on July 8 approved a distribution of opioid-settlement funds to county and public providers and added a specific allocation for DeKalb Fire Rescue equipment after committee review.
The packet listed disbursements to Claritel Behavioral Health, the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office, and DeKalb Public Health; during the July 8 deliberations staff said an earlier packet total had a formatting error and corrected the record, stating the true disbursement…
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