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Wadena County OKs $21,550 opioid-settlement request to buy Reassurance monitors for jail

Wadena County Board of Commissioners · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The board approved Resolution 2026-15 to submit an Opioid Settlement RFP for $21,550 to purchase two wall-mounted Reassurance Solutions sensors (hardware, installation and a five-year subscription) for the county jail. Public Health and jail leadership said the monitors will help detect health events and reduce overdose risk.

Public Health Director Sarah Ness and Jail Administrator Tim Stroeing asked the board to approve an Opioid Settlement Request for Proposal of $21,550 to purchase two wall-mounted Reassurance Solutions sensors for the Wadena County Jail, covering equipment, installation and a five-year subscription.

Commissioner Bill Stearns moved to approve Resolution 2026-15 and the request for proposal; Commissioner Bryan Winkels seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. County staff said the devices are intended to monitor inmate health to protect lives and reduce liability while improving operational efficiency.

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