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County approves $5,935 for expanded opioid training in schools
Summary
Floyd County approved $5,935 to support an opioid training request revised to include helmets and cleaning supplies, enabling expanded training in additional schools per the Charles City Police Department's Community Resource Officer.
Duane Ollendick, Community Resource Officer with the Charles City Police Department, updated the Board on plans to expand opioid prevention and responder training to additional schools and revised his funding request to include helmets and cleaning supplies. The Board approved the opioid funding request in the amount of $5,935.00; the motion carried 3-0.
Ollendick presented the amended request to reflect equipment and supply needs for training sessions. Supervisors approved the specific dollar amount during the March 24 meeting, directing staff to process the allocation to support the county’s opioid harm-reduction and responder-training efforts.
