Madison Finance Board Approves Funding for Flood Study and Opioid Services
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Updated Oct 6
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What happened
The Madison Finance Board unanimously approved spending during its September 16 meeting. This included nearly $50,000 from the Coastal Resilience Reserve Fund for a study on flooding on Green Hill Road Extension, and more than $22,000 for opioid-related services. The reserve fund was established for projects such as the flooding study.
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Why it matters
The approval allocates public funds toward infrastructure mitigation and public health initiatives. The spending is intended to allow officials to examine potential solutions for flooding and address opioid-related services.
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Who's involved
- MadisonThe governing body whose Finance Board approved the spending
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The entities involved
- Madison
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