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Opioid Oversight Committee recommendations accepted; purchases may require additional appropriation
Summary
Auditor Diana Topping presented the committee's recommended purchases—software for the prosecutor and equipment for SIU and NAPD—and commissioners accepted the recommendations; the items will require an additional appropriation from the County Council.
Auditor Diana Topping presented items vetted by the Opioid Oversight Committee, which included funding requests for software for the prosecutor's office, equipment for the Special Investigations Unit and equipment for NAPD to support community deployment in response to drug activity. Topping praised the committee's prudent use of settlement funds and said the items would require an additional appropriation from the County Council.
Commissioner Jason Sharp said he had "really good conversations" with the prosecutor's office and commended how Floyd County has managed opioid settlement money. The board voted to accept the committee’s recommendations; specific equipment lists, quantities and dollar amounts were not recorded in the meeting transcript and will require council appropriation action before purchases can occur.
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