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Opioid fundsSalem and Botetourt County are among five Virginia localities getting opioid settlement money for fiscal year 2027.
Salem and Botetourt County are among five Virginia localities getting opioid settlement money for fiscal year 2027. The Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority approved $689,634 in total, and the Roanoke Star says Salem gets $128,812.50 and Botetourt County $34,152. Loudoun County, Norfolk and Suffolk also received awards.
News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WFXRtv, The Roanoke Star News