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Council approves application to South Carolina Opioid Recovery Fund to continue local programs

Horry County Council · September 23, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a resolution authorizing Horry County to apply to the South Carolina Opioid Recovery Fund and to accept settlement funds if awarded; the presenter said the funds would support local recovery programs, treatment court expansion, crisis intervention team coordination, harm-reduction services and fire rescue, with municipal contributions from Conway and North Myrtle Beach.

Horry County council voted to approve a resolution authorizing the county’s application to the South Carolina Opioid Recovery Fund Board and to accept appropriate settlement funds for calendar year 2026 if the grant is awarded.

The presenter told council, “This application is going to support our ongoing efforts at, JRL and their recovery programs, Next Step, for female inmates,” and added it would also fund treatment court expansion, wraparound services for the solicitor’s office, the crisis intervention team with police, harm-reduction efforts and fire rescue. The presenter also said the city of Conway and the city of North Myrtle Beach are each providing specified funds toward services they receive (Conway: $277,743.86; North Myrtle Beach: $610,833). Council approved the resolution after considering an amendment that was read into the record.