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Brooke County Commission reviewed multiple opioid fund requests from departments and nonprofits, ranging from about $20,000 to $580,000. Applicants include the Sheriff, Health Department, EMS/EMA, fire and police, hospitals, and social service agencies. These awards will finance programs, equipment, treatment, prevention, and related services. Vendors in public safety, healthcare, data systems, training, and program delivery should track which proposals are approved and align offerings with funded initiatives.
Grant Funding
$2,097,682Jul 14, 2026Brooke County listed multiple opioid fund requests from county departments and nonprofits, including the Sheriff, Health Department, EMA/EMS, WVU Medicine, Easter Seals, Empower & Link, Youth Services System, firefighters, and Bethany Police. Amounts range from $20,000 to $580,000, with some revised applications noted. This signals a pool of opioid settlement or similar funds that will support enforcement, treatment, prevention, and recovery projects, creating downstream needs for consulting, software, equipment, and program services once awards are finalized.
Grant Funding
$2,149,682Jun 30, 2026Multiple entities submitted opioid fund requests: Sheriff Department ($580,000, revised), Health Department ($159,784), WVU Medicine ($125,000), EMA/EMS leadership, Easter Seals, Empower & Link Inc., Youth Services System, and Brooke County Firefighters Associations. These requests suggest a sizeable opioid settlement allocation being programmed across public safety, health, and nonprofit services. Vendors in treatment, recovery housing, EMS equipment, data systems, and prevention programming should track which projects get funded and align offerings to those scopes.
Grant Funding
$1,904,948Jun 23, 2026Brooke County Commission approved awarding a bid for five cardiac monitors, contingent on receiving opioid settlement funding. Director Moore recommended Zoll Medical Equipment for a total of $286,747.09, indicating Zoll as the chosen vendor once funds are confirmed. This is decided work but signals upcoming implementation, training, and maintenance needs around new EMS monitoring equipment.
Contract Award
$286,747Jul 7, 2026Brooke County Commission listed a bid award for five cardiac monitors, contingent on receiving opioid funding. Two vendors submitted pricing: Stryker at $272,270.23 and Zoll Medical Equipment at $286,747.09. The contingent award suggests a preferred vendor is identified, but purchase depends on final opioid settlement allocations. Medical device and EMS technology providers should watch for follow-on needs like training, maintenance, and future monitor or defibrillator replacements once funding is secured.
Contract Award
$272,270Jul 7, 2026Brooke County Commission awarded a bid to purchase five cardiac monitors, selecting Stryker for $272,270.23 over Zoll Medical Equipment. This confirms the vendor choice and funding for new EMS clinical equipment. EMS technology and biomedical service vendors should track Stryker as the incumbent and look for maintenance, training, software integration, and future replacement or expansion needs as the monitors are deployed.
Contract Award
$272,270Jun 30, 2026Brooke County opened bids for cardiac monitors tied to an opioid application and received quotes from Stryker and Zoll. The commission tabled approval until Director Moore can review, so the selection of brand and configuration remains undecided. Medical device vendors and grant-support consultants can still shape the justification, total cost, and integration with EMS or public safety systems.
Active Opportunity
$286,747Jun 23, 2026Brooke County Commission approved purchasing two X-ray machines from AutoClear Security Inspection Systems for courthouse security. The total cost is $37,900 and includes a one-year warranty. The main vendor decision is made, but follow-on needs may include installation, training, maintenance, and future upgrades that other security or IT providers could support.
Contract Award
$37,900Jun 30, 2026The Commission awarded the bid for two security X-ray machines to AutoClear Security Inspection Systems for $37,900 total, choosing them over Point Security Inc. at $61,039.36. This sets AutoClear as the courthouse security screening equipment vendor. Security integrators and maintenance providers should note the new hardware and look for installation support, operator training, service agreements, and future upgrades such as video, access control, and screening analytics.
Contract Award
$37,900Jun 30, 2026Brooke County opened bids for new X-ray security machines for the courthouse and received two competing offers. The commission tabled the purchase so Captain E. Scott Zeigler can review both bids, indicating the vendor decision is still open. Security equipment providers can still influence specs, lifecycle costs, and service terms before a final award is made.
Active Opportunity
$37,900Jun 23, 2026Explore Brooke County's government projects — free.
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