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Sullivan County adds $773.72 from opioid settlement to victim services for school prevention program
Summary
The commissioners allocated $773.72 in additional opioid-settlement funds to Sullivan County Victim Services to extend the 'Too Good for Drugs & Violence' prevention program for Sullivan County School District students during the 2025–2026 school year.
Sullivan County Commissioners unanimously approved on March 24, 2026, an additional $773.72 from Opioid Settlement funds to Sullivan County Victim Services to provide more sessions of the 'Too Good for Drugs & Violence' program for students in the Sullivan County School District during the 2025–2026 school year.
Commissioner Darlene Fenton moved to allocate the funds, which are in addition to $16,741.40 previously allocated for the program; Commissioner Brian Hoffman seconded the motion, and it passed without objection. Commissioner Scott D. Myers said the extra funding was needed because some program modules took longer to complete than planned, requiring additional class time.
The allocation is small in dollar terms but intended to ensure completion of the curriculum in affected classrooms. The motion directs Victim Services to use the funds for the program; no further schedule or reporting detail was provided at the meeting. The county’s annual Opioid Settlement Report was noted as submitted March 13, 2026.
