Kentucky AG Says Public Health Department Can Use Tax Revenues to Fund Substance Abuse Prevention Program

Kentucky AG Says Public Health Department Can Use Tax Revenues to Fund Substance Abuse Prevention Program

Kentucky Office of the Attorney General

The Kentucky attorney general explained that the Northern Kentucky Independent District Health Department may fund a chemical dependency program at the Campbell County Detention Center with revenue generated by a special ad valorem public health tax, because it is a program that will provide services which a local health department is authorized to fund.

The Kentucky attorney general explained that the Northern Kentucky Independent District Health Department may fund a chemical dependency program at the Campbell County Detention Center with revenue generated by a special ad valorem public health tax, because it is a program that will provide services which a local health department is authorized to fund.

The Kentucky attorney general explained that the Northern Kentucky Independent District Health Department may fund a chemical dependency program at the Campbell County Detention Center with revenue generated by a special ad valorem public health tax, because it is a program that will provide services for which a local health department is authorized to fund.

The Kentucky attorney general explained that the Northern Kentucky Independent District Health Department may fund a chemical dependency program at the Campbell County Detention Center with revenue generated by a special ad valorem public health tax, because it is a program that will provide services for which a local health department is authorized to fund.