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Bullitt County mental health court asks Shepherdsville for $10,000 from opioid settlement funds

City of Shepherdsville City Council · February 23, 2026
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Summary

Bullitt County Attorney Tammy Baker and Will Duff described their county mental health court diversion program, reported eight graduates with no recidivism among them, and asked the council to provide $10,000 from city opioid settlement funds to pay for drug screens and graduation incentives.

Bullitt County Attorney Tammy Baker and Will Duff, director of the county’s mental health court and juvenile drug court programs, presented Shepherdsville’s city council with an overview of their diversion program and requested $10,000 from the city’s opioid settlement allocation.

Will Duff described the program as “a diversion program, very…

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