Groups seek opioid abatement dollars as Barren County weighs spending plan
Nonprofits pitched projects for opioid abatement dollars aimed at expanding homelessness services and addiction recovery efforts.
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Nonprofits pitched projects for opioid abatement dollars aimed at expanding homelessness services and addiction recovery efforts.
The meeting was originally scheduled for Tuesday but was moved due to Election Day.
DSSKY Executive Director Stephanie Morton said about 15 families from Barren County are served by the nonprofit.
Over the next year, the city council plans to research the issue and gather community input on data centers, with plans underway to form a committee to study the issue further.
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In addition to her professional work, Page has supported student life programs and activities throughout her career.
The investigation remains ongoing and is being led by Trooper Slate Dalton.
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