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Human services, partners brief commissioners on opioid-reduction ideas; investment manager reports $161,000 gain in Krivak trust accounts
Summary
Human Services Director Julie Dovey and partner agencies discussed possible opioid-reduction initiatives with the commissioners; Sideling Hill Financial reported Krivak trust accounts have gained $161,000 under its management. No funding decisions were recorded.
Human Services Director Julie Dovey, Franklin/Fulton Family Partnership HRSA Project Director Beth Bryant and Franklin/Fulton Drug & Alcohol Recovery Specialist Joe Bailey briefed the Fulton County commissioners on Feb. 24 about possible initiatives to reduce opioid use and its harms in the county. The minutes record discussion of potential initiatives but show no motions, funding commitments or implementation steps resulting from this meeting.
Separately in the same session, John Schriever of Sideling Hill Financial presented a portfolio review of two Krivak trust accounts. Schriever reported that "the accounts have made $161,000.00 since he started managing them," according to the minutes. The presentation was received by the commissioners; the minutes do not record follow-up directives or contract changes tied to the investment review.
Both items were presented to the board for information. The minutes indicate the commissioners heard from service partners and the financial advisor during the Feb. 24 meeting but did not take formal action on the opioid initiatives or make investment decisions at that time.
If the county pursues opioid-reduction programs stemming from this discussion or if the board takes future action related to trust management, those steps will be recorded in subsequent minutes.
