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Hopkinsville committee backs $100k for Sanctuary, discusses opioid funding process

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Hopkinsville City Council members moved several funding and policy recommendations forward Thursday, including a proposed $100,000 one-time contribution to Sanctuary Inc. and new plans for how the city may handle opioid settlement funds.

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Hopkinsville committee backs $100k for Sanctuary, discusses opioid funding process

Hopkinsville City Council members moved several funding and policy recommendations forward Thursday, including a proposed $100,000 one-time contribution to Sanctuary Inc. and new plans for how the city may handle opioid settlement funds.

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Kentucky New Era broke the news on Friday, May 22, 2026.
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