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Warner Robins hears presentation on adding opioid antagonist training to personnel policy

City of Warner Robins City Council · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Human Resources Director Melanie Byer presented information Feb. 17 about updating the City of Warner Robins' official policies to include "Opioid Antagonist Training and Administration." The item was presented and discussed during the work session; no formal vote is recorded in the provided transcript.

Human Resources Director Melanie Byer presented information to the Warner Robins City Council on Feb. 17 about the requirement to update the city's official policies to include "Opioid Antagonist Training and Administration." The presentation was part of work-session items reviewed by the council.

Byer told the council the policy change would add formal training and administration authority for opioid antagonists to city personnel policy. The transcript records the presentation and that all work-session items were discussed in detail; it does not record a motion, vote or final action on the policy during the Feb. 17 meeting.

Mayor LaRhonda W. Patrick convened the work-session discussion. Council members present listened while staff summarized the proposed policy update and its inclusion on the agenda for future consideration. The transcript does not record any public comment or a numeric vote tied to the policy item.

Because the item was presented during work-session review, the council did not take a recorded final action in the provided minutes. The record shows the council later approved a consent agenda and moved an executive-session item to the end of the docket, but no adoption or ordinance language appears for the opioid antagonist policy in the segments provided.