Jefferson County panel debates using opioid settlement funds for ambulance radios, sober-living repairs and prevention programs
At a Jefferson County opioid committee meeting, members weighed requests to use settlement money for ambulance radios, repair county-owned Jackson Point for possible sober-living housing, and expand youth and family prevention programs; no formal vote was taken and the fund's total receipts and timeline remain uncertain.
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At a Jefferson County opioid settlement committee meeting, members discussed how to spend settlement dollars, including a request to buy radios for the county ambulance service, a proposal to renovate county-owned Jackson Point for sober-living housing and several prevention and training programs. No formal motion or vote was taken.
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