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Comanche County to use remaining opioid‑abatement funds, board to consult Attorney General

Board of Comanche County Commissioners · February 23, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized using remaining opioid‑abatement grant funds and directed engagement with the Oklahoma Attorney General's office for guidance on spending the remaining settlement funds.

Commissioner Ryan John moved Feb. 23 that Comanche County proceed with using the remaining opioid‑abatement grant funds and engage the Oklahoma Attorney General's office on how to do so; Commissioners Josh Powers and Johnny Owens voted aye.

The motion directed staff to coordinate with the Attorney General's office to clarify permissible uses of remaining settlement funds; the meeting record did not specify programs, dollar amounts for this action beyond the previously listed $5,000 encumbrance for professional services related to forming a public trust (see consent items).