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Board approves $250,000 opioid‑settlement-funded contract with One City United for recovery wraparound services
Summary
The Board approved a contract with One City United to provide comprehensive wraparound services—including job training and placement—to individuals in recovery through June 30, 2027, funded with $250,000 in opioid settlement funds as submitted by Finance Director Michelle Ween.
The Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors voted April 14 to approve a contract with One City United to provide comprehensive wraparound services to individuals in recovery, including job-training and placement services, through June 30, 2027.
Finance Director Michelle Ween told the Board the contract is funded with $250,000 from opioid settlement funds and that nothing unusual appeared in the claims. The resolution to approve the contract was moved, seconded and approved by roll‑call vote.
Why it matters: The contract directs opioid‑settlement dollars toward recovery services in the county and sets program support through mid‑2027.
Next steps: County staff will execute the contract and oversee program delivery per the contracted terms and funding conditions.
