Faith‑based sober‑living program asks Covington County for $20,000 in opioid funds
Owners of Gardens of Andalusia requested $20,000 in state opioid funds to secure a seven‑bedroom house to house six to nine women transitioning from treatment or incarceration; commissioners said fund restrictions and city approval must be checked before any commitment.
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Andrea and Kyle Miller of Gardens of Andalusia told the Covington County Commission on March 24 that they seek $20,000 from state opioid funds to secure and retain a seven‑bedroom, seven‑bath home on Sanford Road to house six to nine women transitioning out of substance‑use treatment or incarceration.
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