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Public health reports opioid outreach; new county extension agent introduced
Summary
Public Health Director Jessica Duffy reported a $3,500 "overcoming opioids" advertising campaign ran June–August 2024 and reached thousands; County Extension Agent Julianne Racine introduced Danielle Dinger as the new LaMoure County Family and Community Wellness Extension Agent, and the board was reminded that county funding commitments for an agent are limited by state statute.
Public Health Director Jessica Duffy told the LaMoure County commissioners on Oct. 1 that her office invested $3,500 in an "overcoming opioids" advertising campaign between June and August 2024 and that the outreach reached thousands of people.
County Extension Agent Julianne Racine introduced Danielle Dinger as the new LaMoure County Family and Community Wellness Extension Agent and said she reviewed the NDSU Extension Financial Partnership Policy and found no changes since 2019. State's Attorney Fallon Kelly told the board that the county’s commitment of funds for a county agent is limited by state statute.
No new county‑funding commitments or changes to extension policy were approved during the meeting; the remarks provided staff updates and personnel introductions for the board’s record.
