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Cedar County approves $2,500 CSN software license using Opioid fund
Summary
The Cedar County Board of Supervisors approved a $2,500 flat‑fee license for Care and Services Network (CSN) software to enable substance‑use tracking, authorizing payment from the county Opioid fund after Public Health and Community Services staff recommended the purchase.
The Cedar County Board of Supervisors voted March 31 to pay $2,500 from the county Opioid fund for a CSN software license to allow tracking of substance‑use services. Public Health Director Wagaman and Community Service Director Tischuk told the board the license carries a flat fee of $2,500 and that substance‑use tracking had not previously been used in CSN.
Tischuk said the feature is new to CSN and that, given the county’s budget limitations, using Opioid funds for the license was an appropriate option. Supervisor Barnhart moved to approve the payment and Supervisor Kaufmann seconded; the motion passed with all supervisors voting aye.
The board recorded the payment as an Opioid‑fund expenditure; no additional details about ongoing licensing or recurring costs were provided during the meeting. The board did not take further formal action beyond the approval vote.
