Summary
Judge Trivette asked whether the county or board could create a social media presence to celebrate recovery success stories and raise awareness of under-publicized efforts like Narcan leave-behind kits. Members noted that setting up such an account is a lengthy process.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jul 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost discussed; more of a staff-time question.
People in recovery and the broader public, through greater awareness of available help.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Opioid Advisory Board
Judge Trivette asked whether the county or board could create a social media presence to celebrate recovery success stories and raise awareness of under-publicized efforts like Narcan leave-behind kits. Members noted that setting up such an account is a lengthy process.
Board of Commissioners
The board directed opioid settlement spending, dropping a school-prevention education strategy on legal advice. The program coordinator recommended adding re-entry services, and Judge Trivette asked for continued Recovery Court support.
Board of Commissioners
By joining the settlement with six remaining defendants, Currituck positions itself for future opioid settlement funds to fight the addiction crisis locally.
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