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Lincoln County approves close-out of $150,000 opioid abatement grant
Summary
The Lincoln County Commissioners unanimously approved the close-out of a FY24–25 Opioid Abatement Grant, reporting $120,391.09 spent of $150,000 and returning $29,608.91.
The Lincoln County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved the close-out of the Fiscal Year 24–25 Opioid Abatement Grant during a July 27, 2026 special meeting.
According to the meeting record, the county received $150,000.00 “to support prevention, recovery, treatment coordination and community collaboration to address substance use disorders,” of which $120,391.09 was spent and $29,608.91 was returned. Commissioner Marlon Miller made the motion to approve the close-out; Commissioner Will Fine seconded and the vote was 3–0 in favor. The record shows no additional conditions attached to the close-out.
The grant funds were designated for prevention, recovery and coordination activities; the commission’s approval formally closes the fiscal accounting for that grant year and records the returned balance. No follow-up actions or specific program-level expenditures were detailed on the meeting record.
