Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Howard L. Burley’s organization
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
TN Opioid Abatement Council Meeting
The council reviewed historical policy actions related to the opioid crisis and discussed the importance of community in recovery efforts. New members were introduced to the council. Key business included the appointment of the meeting chair for the duration of the session and the restructuring of the Community Advocacy Panel leadership. Specifically, the council voted to change the title of 'co-chair' to 'vice chair' to align with the council's structure and approved the appointment of a new vice chair for the panel. Additionally, the council acknowledged the substantial volunteer contributions made by members throughout their tenure.
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The Council meeting involved discussions on recovery efforts, including a special recognition for Judge Shane Saxton for his service and contributions to drug abuse and recovery courts. The meeting also addressed fiscal updates, specifically regarding the Opioid Abatement Trust Fund, community grant progress, and the management of unallowable costs. The Council also voted to approve a new member for the community advocacy panel.
Jan 23, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Opioid Abatement Council Emergency Meeting
The council convened an emergency meeting to expedite the planning and design of county funding and Community Grant application processes. Key topics included a motion to direct the allocation of Publicist settlement funding, specifically earmarking 35% of the funds to cover costs for the Smart Initiative contract over the next two years, with remaining funds to be dispersed as determined by the council. Additionally, the council discussed the second-year funding and contract service hours for operations with SAS.
Oct 28, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
Opioid Abatement Council Emergency Meeting
The Council reviewed updates regarding the contract and invoicing status of Community Grant cycle one, noting significant progress in fully executed contracts and payments. Regarding Community Grant cycle two, the meeting focused on the upcoming grant application timeline and resources. Key discussion centered on policy for capital projects, with the Council considering a proposal to limit capital project funding to 8% of total grant awards, accompanied by a requirement for project completion within two years, while allowing for extensions based on unforeseen circumstances.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
