The Opioid Board of Lawrence County, which has been formed to manage the allocation of settlement funds aimed at addressing the opioid epidemic, is reaching out to local community organizations. These organizations are encouraged to submit their proposals for the annual grant funds designated for initiatives that combat the opioid crisis and ultimately aim to save lives.
Starting on October 23, the Board will open its doors to accept proposals for this year’s funding cycle. Organizations interested in applying must ensure that their submissions are received by the deadline of 4 p.m. on December 2. For additional information regarding the application process and guidelines, interested parties can visit the official website at LawrenceCountyTN.gov or check out the county’s Facebook page for updates and resources.
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