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Fayette County allocates $15,000 in opioid settlement funds to Pathways to Recovery program
Summary
The Board of Commissioners authorized the use of $15,000 of the county's opioid settlement share to support coordinator staff salaries at Community Action Commission's Pathways to Recovery, aimed at behavioral health, recovery support and prevention services for county residents.
The board voted to authorize $15,000 of Fayette County's opioid settlement funds to be used for the Community Action Commission's Pathways to Recovery program. The minutes state the allocation is intended to support coordinator staff salaries associated with community-based behavioral health, recovery support and prevention services for Fayette County residents.
The motion was moved by Commissioner Donald L. Fleak and seconded by Commissioner Tony Anderson and carried by unanimous roll call. The minutes do not include a multi-year funding commitment or further programmatic detail beyond the stated purpose; the full resolution is on file.
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