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Board approves $2.36 million opioid abatement appropriation for regional programs
Summary
Montgomery County approved a FY27 opioid operations agreement and a cooperative opioid-abatement appropriation totaling $2,360,000 to fund regional programs across multiple municipalities, with the county acting as fiscal agent.
The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors approved an annual FY27 opioid operations cooperative agreement for the New River Valley and then appropriated $2,360,000 in opioid-abatement funds shared across multiple municipalities, with the county acting as fiscal agent.
"This is an agreement that we adopt annually," County Administrator Angie Hill said before the roll-call vote. The board approved the agreement and then voted to appropriate the stated total for cooperative programs; the clerk recorded seven ayes on both votes.
Supervisor discussion noted that the county serves as fiscal agent and that the total appropriation reflects pooled amounts from other localities as well as state distribution. The appropriation will fund cooperative programming across the region under the opioid abatement framework.
What’s next: staff will implement appropriation as the county fiscal agent and coordinate distribution to participating localities and program providers.
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