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Opioid-driven drug trafficking prosecution funding
Carroll County
Summary
The MCIN grant keeps a dedicated prosecutor and crime analyst on criminal networks driving opioid overdoses, and adds overtime money for local police. The county's cost is small compared to the nearly $490,000 coming in.
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Last discussed May 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
About $20,290 of county money toward a $489,469 program.
✅Who benefits
Residents affected by drug trafficking and opioid overdoses, plus local police agencies getting overtime funding.
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