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Commissioners allocate $227,325 in opioid settlement revenue to county programs

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · April 22, 2026
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Summary

The Board adopted Resolution No. 22 of 2026 to appropriate $227,325.21 in Opioid Settlement Funds, designating $9,375.72 for Blueprints—Pathways to Recovery and $217,949.49 for the LCP MAT program.

Lancaster County commissioners voted to adopt Resolution No. 22 of 2026 on April 22, recognizing and appropriating $227,325.21 received from Opioid Settlement Funds for county programs.

The resolution directs $9,375.72 to Blueprints — Pathways to Recovery and $217,949.49 to the Lancaster County Prison (LCP) MAT program, with revenues and expenditures recorded in the county general fund lines listed in the motion. The motion passed with Commissioners D'Agostino and Parsons voting yes and Commissioner Yoder absent.

The resolution formalizes the allocation of already-received settlement funds and specifies the general fund revenue and expenditure lines to which the dollars are appropriated.