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Fremont IRRT reports 49 recovery appointments, outlines outreach

Mills County Board of Health · July 13, 2026
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Summary

Richard Mullen told the boards the Fremont IRRT program provided 49 individual appointments in Q4 and continued Narcan education, medication-disposal outreach, and referrals for housing and childcare to support recovery and prevention efforts.

Richard Mullen, presenting the Q4 Fremont IRRT program report, said the program "provided 49 individual appointments focused on recovery planning, employment assistance, life skills, conflict resolution, and wellness." He described community outreach that included Narcan education, medication disposal awareness, and presentations to community partners and said staff continue to connect residents with housing, childcare and state assistance resources.

The report framed the IRRT program as an active local resource for substance use recovery and prevention, with outreach to expand services throughout Fremont County. No formal action was taken by the Fremont Board of Health at this meeting because the county lacked a quorum; the program update was recorded for the next convening.