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Opioid account payments include treatment support, cameras and rent; smoke-detector reimbursement moved to alternate funding
Summary
The commissioners approved opioid-account disbursements including $1,400 for rent/utilities to Titusville Area Hospital, $4,851.74 to Family Services Warren Co. for treatment support, and $4,495.94 to Computer Guru for cameras and equipment; a $119.75 smoke-detector reimbursement was excluded after a new funding source was secured.
Forest County commissioners approved several opioid-account expenditures at their Oct. 15 meeting, recording vendor names and dollar amounts in the minutes.
The board approved $1,400 to Titusville Area Hospital for opioid-related rent and utilities, $4,851.74 to Family Services Warren Co. for treatment support services, and $4,495.94 to Computer Guru for cameras and security/signage. The minutes note that a $119.75 reimbursement for smoke detectors was excluded from the Opioid account because a new funding source had been secured for that item. All motions were seconded and carried unanimously; the minutes do not attach conditions or reporting requirements to the approved disbursements.
County officials recorded the vendor names and the exception for the smoke-detector reimbursement in the motion text for auditability.
