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Court approves three opioid-settlement awards to local programs
Summary
Ohio County approved three awards from opioid-settlement funds under separate MOAs: Breaking Chains ($12,000), My Father's House ($12,000), and a $4,000 grant for drug testing administered by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services charge; the court also authorized the treasurer to write checks.
A court member introduced three proposed projects to receive county opioid-settlement funds, saying each award would be governed by a separate memorandum of agreement (MOA) and reimbursed as receipts were submitted. The awards listed in the packet were: Breaking Chains, $12,000; My Father's House, $12,000; and $4,000 for a Cabinet for Health and Family Services charge to support drug testing.
Members approved the three agreements on motion and second, and a member asked that the county treasurer be authorized to write the checks. The Judge praised the organizations and noted the awards were funded from settlement money the state received in lawsuits against opioid manufacturers.
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