Youth Services Board Hears Opioid Settlement Plans
The Madison Youth and Family Services Board discussed settlement funding and new initiatives at its final spring meeting.
Madison Youth & Family Services Board · Meeting of June 2, 2026
CT MADISON — The Madison Youth and Family Services Board discussed settlement funding and new initiatives at its final spring meeting. Director Scott Cochran presented a framework for the town's approximately $230,000 in Opioid Settlement funds, proposing 10 percent each for prevention education and social services, 40 percent for municipal enhancements, and 40 percent for a mini grant program. The Opioid Task Force approved a $10,000 contribution to Demand Zero for a virtual youth conference.
Cochran announced the Madison Care Team, a coordinated care initiative across town departments. Student representatives Grace Ackerman and Kate Rizzo reported on school year activities, with three high school students winning second place in a state Teen Safe Driving PSA Video Contest against 160 submissions.
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Source: the Madison Youth & Family Services Board meeting of June 2, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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