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Commissioners approve SUDAC summit budget and a $500 contract amendment for a consultant report

Monroe County Board of Commissioners · April 2, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the Substance Use Disorder Awareness Commission's recommended budget for the September summit and approved a $500 amendment to a training/report contract, increasing the contract to $13,100 as recorded in the meeting.

Miss Turner King presented the Substance Use Disorder Awareness Commission's recommended budget for the Sept. 1–2 summit at the Bloomington Convention Center, stating the proposed budget would leave an estimated ending fund balance of $7,147.71 for future SUDAC activities. She noted speaker fees could rise as confirmations arrive but that the fund would still hold a positive balance.

Commissioner Madira said the budget appeared balanced and supported the event. A motion to approve the SUDAC summit budget was made, seconded and carried by voice vote.

The board also considered an amendment to a previously approved contract for training and a post-presentation report. The transcript records some inconsistent organization and contractor names (variously transcribed as "Tall Cop Says Stop," "Jed Professional Training," and "Chad Professional Training"). Staff described the $500 amendment as covering a written report tailored to local circumstances; the amendment increased the invoice/contract total to $13,100. Commissioners moved, seconded and approved the amended contract.

What happens next: Contracts associated with the budget and the amended training/report will be routed through county contract processes for execution and then returned to the board or processed per procurement rules.