Drugs and addiction items in Durham County
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| Subject | Items |
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| Drugs and addiction | 25 |
| Health and human services | 19 |
| Budget and appropriations | 15 |
| Police and public safety | 12 |
| Grants and outside funding | 6 |
| Public facilities | 5 |
| Contracts and procurement | 4 |
| Environment and sustainability | 4 |
| Water and sewer | 4 |
| Farmland and open space | 3 |
| Fire and EMS | 3 |
| Appointments and personnel | 2 |
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Moves $1 million in unrestricted opioid settlement money into a new fund to buy a seven-bedroom house on Holloway Street, appraised at $770,000, from a supportive housing nonprofit for the Justice Services Department's transition house. Staff found renovating the current house too costly, and $739,041 in county cash s…
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A proclamation naming September National Recovery Month. The Recovery Community of Durham holds its tenth annual event on 26 September at Elizabeth Street United Methodist Church.Adopted.
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Appropriating $1,649,000 of sewer utility capital fund balance for the Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation and upgrade, with a matching amendment to the engineering contract with Hazen and Sawyer, taking it from $1,053,026 to $2,702,026 with a ceiling of $2,912,635.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Appropriating $48,919,120 to the new emergency operations center capital project and authorizing a construction manager at risk guaranteed maximum price contract with Bordeaux Construction Company, not to exceed $45,422,037 including alternates and owner's contingency.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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The board would approve one new Peer Support Specialist position for the Justice Services Department, funded by the Opioid Fund. The position would help clients recovering from substance use connect with treatment, transportation and community support.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Appointments to the Durham-Wake Counties Research and Production Service District Advisory Committee and the Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee.
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The year's service contracts and capital housekeeping. Up to $2,364,862 with a managed care organisation to arrange mental health, developmental disability and substance use services for county residents. $1,258,760 with a nonprofit to run the county animal shelter. $225,000 with a chamber of commerce for business rec…
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Includes adoption of the 2026-27 opioid settlement fund ordinance and spending resolutions totalling $2,209,689 - $1,465,886 to human services and $743,803 to public safety, with an opioid program manager post at $165,000 and $369,860 to a treatment provider inside the human services share - as approved by the opioid…
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26-0304 Opioid FundThe county's Opioid Settlement Program presented FY2027 funding recommendations for how opioid settlement dollars should be spent.
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Proclaims May 2026 Treatment Court Month, recognizing the county's adult, family, juvenile and mental health treatment courts. Listed to be acknowledged only.
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Recognizing $5,000 from the Durham Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for the Durham Recovery Court.Approved unanimously on the consent agenda (voice vote, per the recording)
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26-0177 Budget Amendment Appropriating $441,419.41 for Sheriff's Office Medication-Assisted Treatment GrantAppropriating $441,419.41 of restricted fund balance to the Sheriff's Office medication-assisted treatment grant, which funds treatment for opioid use in the jail.Approved unanimously on the consent agenda (voice vote, per the recording)
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A $30,000 amendment from the state's opioid settlement fund would buy more naloxone to reverse overdoses in county facilities.
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Introduction of the new manager of Durham County Memorial Stadium, and a resolution marking the 25th anniversary of Together for Resilient Youth.
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Any consent item a commissioner asked to take separately, followed by a closed session.
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Largest items: a $1,690,296 ARPA reallocation that pauses the DCo Thrives guaranteed income pilot amid pending state legislation and cuts $199,590 from an East Durham Market SNAP pilot, redirecting the funds to raise the Early Years childcare grant to $4,090,296; a $182,173 FST Technical Services commissioning contrac…
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Largest items: a $293,300 farmland conservation easement from Wesley and Cristan Poole, funded in part by $213,000 from the Army National Guard's Readiness and Environmental Protection program; a $142,415 sole-source SimuLab purchase for difficult-airway training equipment; creation of three new Sewer Utility Enterpri…
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The consent agenda includes a capital project and budget amendment moving $80,300 to the General Fund and recognizing $213,000 from the Army National Guard's REPI program to complete a $293,300 purchase of a 25-acre conservation easement on Tilley Farm; a $14,470 amendment to RND Architects' contract (to $242,669) for…
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The consent agenda includes a $6,173,542 contract with Alliance Health to manage mental health, developmental disability and substance use services; a $932,221 Home and Community Care Block Grant funding plan for Social Services; three conservation easements totaling about $1.8 million: 119 acres in five parcels along…Consent agenda Drugs and addictionElections and districtsEnvironment and sustainabilityFarmland and open spaceFire and EMSGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesWater and sewer
- 1717 Hopkins Rd · 41 acres · Frances S Cook, Trustee; Frances S Cook Revocable Trust
- 5615 Bahama Rd · 76 acres · Washington, Tom C Jr
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The consent agenda includes a $1,500,000 budget amendment to fund the Durham Affordable Housing Loan Fund, part of a $5 million push by the county, city and Duke University to grow the revolving loan fund to $30 million; a $656,331.78 purchase of Sheriff's Office FY26 vehicle equipment; a $562,240.31 EMS billing and c…Consent agenda Budget and appropriationsDrugs and addictionFire and EMSGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesHousing and affordabilityPolice and public safetyPublic facilitiesSchools and educationTransit
- 1129 E Geer St · 0.84 acres · Knightdale Holdings LLC
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Alliance Health's CEO and finance leadership will update the board on its FY 2025-26 budget, including how recent federal policy shifts may affect funding and service delivery for mental health, developmental disability and substance use services.
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The board is asked to fill seats by ballot on eleven boards, including the ABC Board, Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, Durham Convention Center Authority, Durham County Hospital Corporation Board of Trustees, Juvenile Crime Prevention Council, Library Board of Trustees and Opioid Settlement Advisory Committ…
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