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Decatur council allocates $852.97 in opioid funds to Project Connect
Summary
The Common Council voted to award $852.97 in local opioid settlement funds to Project Connect after discussing two local program proposals; Crossroads Community was also considered. Vote was moved by Council Member Jenny Bowers-Shultz and seconded by Matt Dyer.
The City of Decatur Common Council voted to award $852.97 in opioid settlement funds to Project Connect at its July 7, 2026 meeting. Council Member Jenny Bowers-Shultz moved to allocate the full amount to Project Connect; Matt Dyer seconded the motion and it was adopted.
Council members discussed two local programs as potential recipients — Crossroads Community and Project Connect — and noted both offer substantive programming. The motion places the $852.97 with Project Connect for local opioid-related services. The meeting minutes do not record a roll-call vote tally; the minutes state the motion was adopted.
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