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Logan County approves $60,000 opioid-settlement grant to Logan Community Services

Board of Logan County Commissioners · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Logan County commissioners unanimously approved a $60,000 grant from the Opioid Settlement Fund to Logan Community Services, Inc.; the motion was made by Commissioner Floyd Coffman and seconded by Commissioner Mark Sharpton.

Logan County commissioners on June 1 approved a Grant Agreement directing $60,000 from the Opioid Settlement Fund to Logan Community Services, Inc. The motion to approve the agreement was made by Commissioner Floyd Coffman and seconded by Commissioner Mark Sharpton; the board voted Piearcy-AYE, Sharpton-AYE and Coffman-AYE.

The grant was listed on the agenda as item 6, described as a $60,000 award from the Opioid Settlement Fund to Logan Community Services, Inc. The board did not record additional conditions or a reporting schedule in the minutes. The approval clears the way for the county to execute the grant agreement and for Logan Community Services to receive the funds.