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Board approves use of opioid funds to send Problem Solving Court team to RISE conference
Summary
The board approved an opioid-funds application of up to $6,035.80 to send the Seward District Court Problem Solving Court team to the RISE treatment-court conference, with staff recommending per‑diem reimbursement limits and opioid‑specific session attendance as a condition.
The Seward County Board of Commissioners approved funding—up to $6,035.80—from opioid-related funds for the Problem Solving Court team to attend the RISE 26th treatment-court conference.
Staff reviewed eligibility under grant criteria and recommended limiting per-diem reimbursements to county standards and making attendance at opioid-specific breakout sessions a funding condition. The board approved the application after discussing whether team members not formally employed by the court ("Josh" was mentioned as a non-employee participant) could be supported; staff said provision-of-service roles can be eligible under grant guidance.
Commissioners approved the request by roll call; staff said the final cost could be lower and will be reconciled with receipts and county reimbursement policy.
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