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County approves FY2026 opioid restitution awards and training fund recommendation
Summary
Calvert County reviewed six opioid restitution applications and approved funding for three, setting aside a county‑managed training fund for opioid readiness training for the detention center and first responders; $154,500 requested is recommended to be awarded from settlement dollars, per staff.
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The Department of Community Resources presented recommendations for the county’s FY2026 opioid restitution fund. Of six applications, staff recommended funding three programs and proposed establishing a county‑managed training fund so detention center staff and first responders can obtain opioid readiness training via standard purchasing channels.
Director Jennifer Moreland emphasized that the fund follows state‑allowed uses and that recommended awards align with the county’s abatement plan and evidence‑based practices: "this grant is more rigorous in what is allowable. Evidence based practices is one of the key hallmarks of this," she said. The board closed the record, adopted the related budget adjustment, and approved the funding recommendations. No county general fund was required for these awards.
