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Randolph County approves $22,925 in opioid-settlement allocations, including $20,000 for Ally's Hope
Summary
The commission approved a $2,925 task force purchase and a separate $20,000 annual allocation to Ally's Hope from Opioid Settlement funds and signed a combined participation form related to the county's involvement in a multi-county opioid lawsuit.
During the April 2 meeting, Commissioner David Kesling said the Opioid Committee had approved a request from the county task force to purchase supplies and asked the Commission to release $2,925 from Opioid Settlement funds; the motion to approve the task force request passed unanimously. Kesling also said that "Ally's Hope requested $20,000.00 in funding to help with staff, supplies etc." and the Commission approved $20,000 to be taken out of Opioid Settlement funds.
The Commission also approved signing a Six Remnant Defendants combined participation form related to the multi-county opioid lawsuit, an action forwarded by the county attorney. Commissioners framed the Ally's Hope allocation as an annual request to support local recovery services; the transcript does not detail reporting requirements or performance metrics for the award, which were not specified at the meeting.
