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Community Foundation endowment named for Wayman family; updates on opioid settlement-funded recovery homes

Jackson County Board of Commissioners · March 3, 2026
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Summary

A new Debi & Dennis Wayman Family Endowment will support the Canine Control Center, with the first grant scheduled for late March/early April 2027. Dan Davis also reported progress on Centerstone Level 2 and Level 3 recovery homes funded by opioid settlement dollars.

Dan Davis briefed the Board on Community Foundation of Jackson County activity, including the newly established Debi & Dennis Wayman Family Endowment to support the Canine Control Center; Davis said "the first grant is to be paid the last of March/first of April 2027" and that Dennis Wayman has served on the Foundation board for 19 years.

Davis also provided updates on progress for Centerstone Level 2 and Level 3 recovery homes funded by opioid settlement dollars. The transcript does not include funding amounts or specific timelines for the recovery-home projects; commissioners received the informational update with no formal action recorded.