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Commission allocates $10,000 in opioid settlement funds to United Way for distribution

Ross County Commission · June 16, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a resolution allocating opioid settlement money, including a $10,000 award to United Way; Commissioner Bobby Katz said United Way would keep records of distributions 'because they do a better job of keeping records than we do.'

Commissioner Bobby Katz presented a resolution to allocate opioid settlement funds and recommended $10,000 be directed to United Way for local distribution. Katz said the mayor would oversee the arrangement with United Way to ensure the funds reach intended recipients.

"It's going to United Way $10,000," Commissioner Bobby Katz said, adding that the choice reflected a desire for stronger recordkeeping: "they do a better job of keeping records than we do." The commission moved, seconded and approved the resolution.

Katz said there remained additional dollars in that account (he estimated ‘‘about 40,000’’) that could be used for other distributions later; commissioners did not specify additional recipients during the meeting.