The Mercer County Health Department is requesting $20,000 in JUUL-related funding from the County Commission, listed as a dedicated funding request on the June 9, 2026 agenda. While the agenda does not specify the exact use, JUUL settlement funds are typically used for youth vaping prevention, public health education, or related enforcement and programming. This indicates the Health Department is planning or expanding a grant-funded public health initiative tied to vaping or tobacco control and needs resources to execute it. Vendors offering public health program design, curriculum, outreach campaigns, evaluation, or reporting support can position themselves to help the department plan and deliver the work once the funding is approved and scoped.

Likely tied to national/state JUUL settlement dollars; agenda does not detail specific programs or s...