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Jay County approves $11,000 opioid-settlement award for sober‑living engineering report

Jay County Commissioners · August 3, 2024
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Summary

The Jay County Drug Prevention Coalition received approval for an $11,000 payment from restricted opioid-settlement funds to Bruns Consulting for an engineering report on a proposed sober-living residence at 422 E Votaw St., Portland; the opioid fund balance was reported at just over $277,000.

Kimbra Reynolds, executive director of the Jay County Drug Prevention Coalition, asked commissioners to approve $11,000 from the restricted opioid settlement fund to pay Bruns Consulting in Fort Recovery, Ohio, for an engineering report for proposed sober living at 422 E Votaw St. in Portland.

Auditor Emily Franks confirmed the restricted opioid-settlement fund balance was over $277,000. Commissioners asked whether the requested amount would be sufficient to complete the project; Reynolds said the coalition had also applied for personnel and operating grants, including READI 2.0 funds. Commissioner Rex Journay moved to approve the $11,000 claim; the motion passed unanimously.

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