Chair, Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority board
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Oversees distribution of 55% of Virginia's opioid settlement funds
Richmond's City Council heard public comment Monday on roughly $1.6 million in budget adjustments that would keep the city's winter shelter running and steer new opioid settlement money to local programs. The amendments would give CARITAS $844,143 for its surge overflow shelter and warming center, accept $614,406 in opioid settlement funds, and move $100,000 to ACTS to run the Family Crisis Fund.
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