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Calhoun County earmarks $660 for Narcan training in three towns
Summary
The Board approved $660 in opioid-related funds to support Narcan training sessions in Lake City, Rockwell City and Manson after a request from Public Health Director Barb Riley.
Barb Riley, Calhoun County Public Health Director, requested funding to support Narcan (naloxone) training across the county. Supervisor Cory Ridgely moved to provide $660 for Narcan training in Lake City, Rockwell City and Manson; Scott Jacobs seconded the motion and the board voted unanimously in favor.
The minutes record the allocation as a single $660 line item covering the three training locations; the meeting record does not break down costs by location or describe exact participant counts. The board did not attach additional conditions to the funding in the minutes.
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