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Sumner County panel reviews opioid settlement grant application; adopts hotspot bonus and sets review timeline Sumner County's opioid-abatement committee reviewed a revised grant application and scoring sheet, discussed prioritizing identified OD "hot spots," confirmed an expedited application calendar and debated presentation and salary-subsidy rules for applicants.

Sumner County is taking bold steps to combat the opioid crisis by prioritizing funding for overdose "hot spots"—are you ready to see how they plan to make a difference?

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Canton Township authorizes participation in new opioid remnant settlement The board authorized the township supervisor to sign participation documents to opt in to a national settlement with six remnant defendants; the packet estimates roughly $97.6 million nationwide and requires opt-in by May 4, 2026. Funds must be used for opioid abatement consistent with national guidelines.

Canton Township is taking a bold step towards combating the opioid crisis by joining a national settlement that could bring in vital funds for abatement efforts!

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Caroline County board recommends initial opioid-restoration grants to local providers; several applicants to present more details Staff recommended awarding FY27 opioid-settlement funds to several local programs, including Grama Street and Midshore Behavioral Health/problem-solving court; two applicants (Aaron's Place and Big Brothers Big Sisters) were asked to provide additional detail before final awards; staff noted opioid funds are reimbursable and restricted to national Exhibit E categories.

Caroline County is set to distribute nearly $1.4 million in opioid-settlement funds to local programs, with some organizations invited to clarify their proposals before final decisions are made.

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Angela Hoover: Clinton County awarded $99,946 PCCD grant to continue jail MAT program Clinton County received a noncompetitive PCCD grant of $99,946 over two years to continue medication-assisted treatment in the county jail for about 15 participants; county staff say the award continues current services and was previously funded by the commissary and general fund.

Clinton County just secured a $99,946 grant to bolster its critical medication-assisted treatment program in the jail, paving the way for better recovery outcomes!

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Panel backs virtual pharmacist supervision for opioid treatment programs to expand take-home dosing The subcommittee recommended SB 421, which would permit remote pharmacist supervision for opioid treatment take-home dosing and antagonist assembly, after proponents cited successful pilots and patient-access benefits; the vote was 10-0.

Virginia is one step closer to revolutionizing opioid treatment with a new bill allowing pharmacists to supervise medication remotely, making recovery more accessible than ever.

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Recovery partners warn cuts would disrupt recovery centers; ask to renew $800,000 and protect reengagement/residence funding Recovery Partners of Vermont and allied witnesses told the committee rising demand and insurer/operating costs make recent one-time funds essential; they asked to level-fund recovery centers at $800,000 and defended $300,000 for recovery residences, while noting department and rural-transformation funds as possible alternatives.

Vermont's recovery centers are on the brink of losing essential funding—without $800,000, life-saving services could be cut just when they're needed most.

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Advocates urge continued funding for recovery residences; bill would extend $500,000 annual appropriation SB 379 would extend through FY2030 a requirement for a $500,000 annual appropriation to fund Recovery Residence Grant Program grants; witnesses described recovery housing as a bridge from treatment to independence and urged continued support.

Maryland advocates are rallying for SB 379, a bill that could secure $500,000 annually for vital recovery residences, helping individuals transition from treatment to independence!

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Coroner and EMS report: overdose responses fall; county to consider expanding NET-device funding Coroner Mark Sutton described death-investigation procedures and autopsy referrals; county EMS and recovery staff reported local overdose responses fell to 54 in 2025 and said increased Naloxone access and follow-up efforts may be contributing. The court scheduled consideration of a NET-device purchase amendment using opioid-settlement funds.

Scott County's efforts in overdose response are paying off, with a significant drop in cases and plans to expand life-saving naloxone access!

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Providers and Health Department back different approaches to S.157 certification and oversight for recovery residences Supporters — recovery residence operators, treatment providers and the Vermont Foundation for Recovery — urged the Health & Welfare committee to adopt voluntary certification that preserves safety nets; the Department of Health recommended using existing statutory rulemaking authority and limiting landlord-tenant exclusions to certified homes.

Vermont is on the verge of transforming recovery residences with a new bill that could set the stage for enhanced safety and support for residents!

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Administrative committee approves $141,615 in opioid-abatement funding for schools, recovery court and transitional housing The committee voted to forward a $141,615 opioid-abatement allocation to the full commission, splitting funds among the Humphreys County Board of Education ($80,000), the 23rd Judicial Drug Advocates ($36,615), and Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency ($25,000) for prevention, recovery-court support, and transitional housing.

Humphreys County is taking a bold step towards healing by allocating over $141,000 in opioid-abatement funding to support schools, recovery programs, and transitional housing.

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Parole granted for Tory Kerr with strict no-contact and treatment conditions The Committee on Parole voted to grant parole to Tory Kerr to a managed transition plan, requiring sustained AA participation and a no-contact rule with the victim unless she initiates contact. The DA opposed the grant based on the severity of the underlying manslaughter offense.

After over 20 years behind bars for manslaughter, Tory Kerr has been granted parole under strict conditions, sparking heated debate between supporters and the district attorney.

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Prince George board approves multiple grant applications and appropriations including opioid and SOAR awards The board authorized applications for ASPCA and Urban Area Security Initiative grants, accepted several awarded grants (opioid abatement, SOAR) and approved appropriations including a regional opioid abatement award of $289,827.10 and a SOAR award of $224,435.15 that adds a full-time substance‑abuse counselor position.

Prince George County is making strides in community safety and health with multiple grant approvals, including funding for a no-kill shelter initiative and a new substance-abuse counselor.

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Judge rejects drug-court placement, imposes 10-year concurrent sentence in McElhaney burglary case After victims described late-night property entries and a probation officer testified McElhaney scored high on risk assessment, Judge David D. Wolfe found multiple enhancement factors and sentenced John Wesley McElhaney to an aggregate 10 years in custody (concurrent). The court declined to place McElhaney in the local drug-court program despite a

A Tennessee judge sentenced John Wesley McElhaney to 10 years in custody after hearing harrowing victim testimonies about his late-night burglaries and extensive criminal history.

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State official: Hagerstown must submit local abatement plan by July 1 to unlock $378,528 in opioid settlement funds A Maryland Office of Overdose Response official told Hagerstown council the city already received $184,296 in local direct opioid-settlement payments and that an additional $378,528 in targeted abatement grant (TAG) funds will not be released unless the city submits a five-year local abatement plan by the end of the fiscal year. The office warned $

Hagerstown is at a critical crossroads: submit a local abatement plan by July 1 or risk losing nearly $400,000 in vital opioid settlement funds!

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Legislative committee backs drafting bill to seek IMD waiver for tribal treatment centers After hearing testimony from MHA Nation leaders and recovery providers, the Legislative Tribal‑State Relations Committee voted to draft legislation asking the state to pursue a federal IMD waiver so tribal and regional drug‑treatment centers can expand beyond the current 16‑bed Medicaid reimbursement limit.

North Dakota's Legislative Committee just took a bold step to expand mental health treatment by proposing a waiver that could revolutionize care at tribal facilities!

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Parole denied for Austin Boyd after prosecutor and board cite seriousness of killing The Committee on Parole denied release for Austin Boyd (DLC 557574), who was convicted of negligent homicide, after prosecutors and the panel questioned whether enough time has passed and urged completion of required programming.

Austin Boyd's bid for parole was denied after a heated hearing, with prosecutors highlighting the severity of his crime and the lingering impact on the community.

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Clark County Council Approves 64 Bed JPOD Jail Expansion Project by 2026 County plans jail updates including new housing unit and therapeutic pod for inmates.

Clark County is taking a bold step towards modernizing its correctional facilities with a new 64-bed housing unit, aiming to transform inmate care and tackle overcrowding issues.

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Ohio House Advocates Urge Costa Mesa Council to Support Sober Living Program Community members appeal to Costa Mesa officials to protect Ohio House from displacement.

The future of the Ohio House hangs in the balance as passionate advocates urge Costa Mesa officials to recognize the vital role of sober living facilities in combating addiction and homelessness.

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Council Discusses Fair Housing Act Protections for Group Homes Amid Discrimination Claims Council reviews Fair Housing Act stipulations on discrimination against disabilities in group homes.

The Washington County court is challenging bias in housing regulations by spotlighting the unfair scrutiny faced by group homes for individuals in recovery compared to college students.

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Luminess Care Seeks Special Exception Amidst Licensing Compliance Concerns in Pompano Beach Staff recommends denial of Luminess Care's special exception due to insufficient documentation and violations.

As Luminess Care faces intense scrutiny over its special exception application, the future of community residences in Pompano Beach hangs in the balance.

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North Augusta Council Discusses New Satellite Office for Substance Use Disorder Support Council members explore resources for families struggling with substance use disorders and treatment access.

North Augusta Council is taking bold steps to combat substance use disorders by proposing a new satellite office for essential support services.

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Town Council Approves Opioid Settlement Participation and MOU Amendment with Rhode Island Town Council votes to participate in new Purdue opioid settlement and amend MOU.

New Shoreham's Town Council takes a bold step forward, approving key amendments to tackle the opioid crisis with newly secured settlement funds.

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Court Orders Sobriety Support for Inmate Releasing to Grace House Judge emphasizes sobriety and plans for inmate's transition to sober support home.

Judge Boyd's strong message to a recovering inmate: stay focused on sobriety or risk losing everything, including your children.

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Wilson Magrey testifies to transformation and seeks pardon at Louisiana pardon board Wilson Magrey shares redemption journey after addiction and requests pardon for restored rights.

Wilson Tally's inspiring journey from addiction to redemption has him seeking a pardon, proving that true transformation is possible.

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Parole Granted for Matthew After Successful Substance Abuse Counseling in Tallulah Matthew achieves parole approval after demonstrating commitment to recovery and completing courses.

After years of hard work and dedication to sobriety, an inmate's heartfelt plea for parole was met with unanimous approval, marking a new beginning filled with hope and family reunification.

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Judge Reviews Child Welfare Case as Parents Face Challenges in Oklahoma Judge orders drug tests for Wendy while evaluating family's service plans and children's wellbeing.

A recent court meeting revealed the struggles of parents battling substance abuse while their children thrive with family, raising urgent questions about recovery and reunification.

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County hires community outreach coordinator to tackle overdose issues effectively County employs outreach coordinator to enhance overdose recovery efforts without taxpayer costs

Okaloosa County is taking bold steps to combat substance abuse by hiring a community outreach coordinator, all without costing taxpayers a dime!

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Community Leader Critiques San Francisco's Harm Reduction Policies for Black Residents Speaker emphasizes harm reduction's negative impact on black rehabilitation programs in San Francisco

A community leader in San Francisco argues that harm reduction strategies are failing the black community by dismantling essential abstinence-based rehabilitation programs.

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Wasco collaborates with service providers to address homelessness and housing needs Wasco reports progress in reducing homelessness through collaboration and resource connection efforts.

Wasco has seen a remarkable drop in homelessness, with numbers falling from 35 to just 12, thanks to innovative strategies and community collaboration.

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