Currituck County Opioid Advisory Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed the Opioid Program and Recovery Court updates, including outreach efforts, Narcan distribution, and administrative tasks. Key action items included the recommendation to add Reentry Programs as a new strategy for opioid settlement fund expenditures. Members also received updates on EMS overdose statistics and discussed future marketing and website initiatives. The resolution authorizing the expenditure of Opioid Settlement Funds for specific strategies such as collaborative strategic planning, recovery support services, post-overdose response, naloxone distribution, and reentry programs was also reviewed.
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The board discussed the Moyock regional wastewater system update and phase two of its plan. Key agenda items included a review of conflict of interest procedures, the approval of an amendment to the fiscal year 2026 salary and compensation resolution, and public comments concerning the mitigation of invasive seaweed species in Coinjock Bay. Additionally, an annual report was presented by Trillium Health Resources regarding their role in managing behavioral health, intellectual and developmental disability services, and Medicaid funding for the county.
May 14, 2026·Board meeting
Currituck County Opioid Advisory Board Regular Meeting
The meeting included an administrative update on the opioid program and Recovery Court, highlighting successes in Narcan distribution, community outreach, and Recovery Court operations. Progress on the Recovery Court, including participant statistics, phase structure, and potential cost savings, was reviewed. The board approved the addition of a new strategy regarding Reentry Programs to the existing resolution. Additionally, EMS provided statistics on opioid-related incidents and Narcan administration, and board members discussed upcoming personnel changes and board vacancies.
