Monroe County approves first opioid-settlement distribution, requires MOU for house-based recovery grant
After heated discussion about a house-based recovery provider and a proposed Narcan vending approach, Monroe County commissioners approved the initial distribution of opioid settlement funds but added an amendment requiring a memorandum of understanding (MOU) before funds for the house are released.
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Monroe County commissioners voted on Aug. 27 to approve the first distribution of opioid settlement funds from the State of Tennessee, adding a requirement that applicants tied to a house-based recovery program sign a memorandum of understanding before receiving their distribution.
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