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Medina Council approves funds to help Hope Recovery program

Diana Patel
Diana Patel
Diana Patel
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Diana has a Bachelor's degree in Urban Studies from the University of Cincinnati and has spent five years covering real estate trends in Cleveland. Before joining Cleveland Current, she reported for a local real estate blog where she analyzed housing market shifts.

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Reporter · Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 6:37 AM · 1 min read
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Medina Council approves funds to help Hope Recovery program — Strongsville Health news

MEDINA, Ohio – While exact amounts have not been determined, the city expects to receive settlement funds from opioid class action lawsuits for at least the next decade. For 2027, some of the city’s opioid settlement funds have been allocated to the Next Step Up Emergency Housing Shelter and the balance will go to the Medina County Mental Health Recovery Board to help support the 2027 Hope Works Development program.

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