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Commissioners approve Franklin/Fulton grant designating Franklin County as single county authority for drug and alcohol program

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · January 13, 2026
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Summary

Fulton County commissioners approved the 2025–2030 Franklin/Fulton Grant Agreement (#4100101172) allowing Franklin County to serve as the single county authority for the regional Drug & Alcohol Program; the approval was unanimous after Executive Development Director Julie Dovey presented the agreement.

The Fulton County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 13, 2026 unanimously approved the 2025–2030 Franklin/Fulton Grant Agreement (#4100101172) that designates Franklin County as the single county authority for the region’s Drug and Alcohol Program. Executive Development Director Julie Dovey presented the agreement to the board, and Commissioner Randy H. Bunch moved to approve and execute it; the motion was approved by all commissioners present.

The agreement, identified in meeting materials as Grant Agreement #4100101172, is between Franklin and Fulton counties and the Pennsylvania Department of Drug & Alcohol Programs to govern operation and administration of a single county authority for the grant period 2025–2030. The transcript records the board’s formal approval but does not include financial terms, program budgets, or implementation timelines; those details were not specified in the minutes.

The action follows routine personnel and administrative business at the Jan. 13 meeting; the board conducted multiple executive sessions on personnel during the meeting day. The next procedural step for implementation—such as intercounty administrative arrangements or budget allocations—was not detailed in the meeting record.