Carroll Supervisors to Consider Opioid, School Bond Items

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider two items at its Monday meeting: awards from opioid settlement funds and a resolution supporting a school bond.

Opioid settlement awards

The board’s agenda includes consideration of awards tied to opioid settlement funds. The item concerns how those funds may be awarded, but the amount of any award, the recipients and the uses were not stated.

The supervisors’ consideration does not by itself establish that an award has been approved. Any action would come through the county board’s meeting process.

School bond support resolution

The supervisors also are set to consider a resolution supporting a school bond. The resolution’s inclusion on the meeting agenda means the board will take up the matter; it does not establish whether the resolution will pass or describe the bond’s amount, purpose or election date.

What happens Monday

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors will consider both matters during its Monday meeting. The result could be a vote, a decision to defer action or further discussion, depending on the board’s action.

Residents following the meeting should watch for the board’s recorded action on the opioid settlement awards and the school bond resolution. Those actions will determine whether either item moves forward from consideration.