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Staff describe inventory plan, donations and staffing for vending-machine program
Summary
Staff proposed rotating inventory of personal-care and harm-reduction supplies (including sharps containers and gun locks), noted donations from the VA and shelters, and said Andrew will stock the jail machine as part of his regular visits.
Kyle presented a proposed inventory list of personal-care items and harm-reduction supplies for the machines and said items would rotate based on usage; speakers agreed the primary focus should be naloxone. Kyle also cited a delivery cost and asked the group to review and approve items.
Andrew said he would handle stocking at the jail because he visits the facility regularly to provide testing services and support peer programs. Sam and other staff noted sharps containers have been well-received in the community—"we've distributed over three or 400 sharps containers"—and that grant-funded or donated supplies (for example, gun locks from VA) would reduce stocking costs.
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