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County approves Deerfield Behavioral Health proposal for opioid education and support

Forest County Board of Commissioners · February 19, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Deerfield Behavioral Health & Center for Addiction Treatment's proposal for community education, Narcan training, client materials ($3,900 plus shipping) drop-in support services and other items to support residents in recovery.

The board approved a multi-component proposal from Deerfield Behavioral Health & Center for Addiction Treatment to assist county opioid-response efforts. Commissioner Patrick F. Kline moved to accept the proposal, which lists community education and Narcan training at $500 per seminar, educational materials for clients priced at $3,900 plus shipping, drop-in support services (two hours twice per month at $300 per block), treatment access for intensive outpatient services, additional training at $500 per session, and rent rebate support for clients. Commissioner Robert J. Snyder, Jr. seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.

Minutes record the service categories and unit prices; the motion as recorded does not specify contract length, start date, or total aggregated cost. The board adjourned at 10:10 a.m. after this item.

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