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Mercer County approves $15,520 opioid fund payout and hears 2026 public health budget
Summary
Mercer County Commission voted July 2 to disburse $15,520.23 in collected opioid settlement funds for initiatives presented by Western Plains Public Health Administrator Erin Ourada and heard the department’s 2026 budget.
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Mercer County Commissioners voted July 2 to pay out $15,520.23 from collected opioid settlement funds for initiatives presented by Western Plains Public Health Administrator Erin Ourada. Administrator Erin Ourada also presented the Western Plains Public Health proposed 2026 budget to the board.
The motion to release the opioid funds was made by Commissioner Jamee Folk and seconded by Commissioner Casey Voigt; all four commissioners present voted aye and the motion carried. The minutes record the payout amount as $15,520.23.
County officials did not adopt a final county budget for the public health department in this meeting; the presentation and the opioid-fund payment were recorded as separate actions. The commission’s vote approved the use of the specified opioid settlement funds for the initiatives Ourada had outlined.
The commission adjourned at 12:12 p.m.; the next regular meeting is scheduled for July 16, 2025, in the Mercer County Government Center boardroom in Stanton.
