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Fayette County designates $50,000 in opioid settlement funds for recovery services and transit
Summary
Commissioners authorized $50,000 of the county's opioid settlement funds to support the Community Action Commission/Pathways to Recovery health and wellness program and Fayette/Madison County Transit transportation for residents in recovery.
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners voted Oct. 6 to authorize $50,000 of the county portion of opioid settlement funds for local recovery and transportation programs.
The funds were designated for the Community Action Commission and Pathways to Recovery's Health and Wellness Program and for Fayette/Madison County Transit to provide transportation to Fayette County residents in recovery. The motion was moved by Commissioner Donald L. Fleak, seconded by Commissioner James D. Garland, and carried on unanimous roll call.
The minutes record the allocation amount and the named recipient programs; they do not list a detailed disbursement schedule or monitoring requirements. The board's action directs the county to make the designated funds available to the named programs.
