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Baltimore County schedules three public input sessions for opioid abatement fund

Mental Health Coordinating Council (Baltimore County) · November 21, 2025
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Summary

The county announced three public input sessions to gather community priorities for the opioid abatement fund; the opioid strategy coordinator will circulate flyers with dates and locations.

During the coordinating meeting, staff announced three public input sessions to gather community feedback on priorities for the county’s opioid abatement fund. The sessions will be held in different parts of the county beginning next week; a flyer with dates and locations will be distributed to the group.

Why it matters: The opioid abatement fund is designed to direct local settlement and abatement dollars toward prevention, treatment and recovery services identified by the community. County staff said they will use previous public input and interviews with overdose survivors and families to shape priorities and welcome additional input.

County staff asked committee members to help publicize the sessions; staff will share the flyer with the group by email.