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Logan County awards $60,000 opioid-prevention grant to Logan Community Services
Summary
Logan County Commissioners approved a $60,000 award from the county’s opioid settlement fund to Logan Community Services to expand school-based prevention and the Successful Futures youth program, potentially reaching about 600 students.
The Board of Logan County Commissioners approved a $60,000 grant to Logan Community Services from the county’s opioid settlement fund for fiscal year 2026–2027.
Hunter Holder of Logan County Community Services outlined the request, asking for $35,000 to expand school-based prevention programming and $25,000 for the Successful Futures youth program. Holder said the expansion would add two sites and could increase the number of youth served to approximately 600 if participating districts agree to host the programs. "This would expand the number of youth served to approximately 600," the record states.
Commissioner Monty Piearcy moved to award the funds; Commissioner Mark Sharpton seconded the motion. The vote was recorded as Piearcy—AYE, Sharpton—AYE and Coffman—AYE. The award covers prevention programming for opioids and prescription drugs across participating school sites in the county.
The board and Holder discussed potential expansion to Crescent and Mulhall school districts if those districts opt in; the grant as approved does not mandate participation by any specific district. The award is for FY 2026–2027; the motion does not specify reporting or performance requirements beyond the county’s standard grant processes.
