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Johnson County Accepts DOH Funds for Gaming Issues

Johnson County’s Commissioners discussed accepting funding through the Wyoming Department of Health concerning mental health issues stemming from gambling in the state.
Commissioner Bill Novotny explained more about the funding.
The state set aside roughly $300,000 in annual funding for the counties to share, and Johnson County’s portion will be just over $9,100 annually, according to discussions.
County Attorney Tucker Ruby spoke with County Prevention Specialist
Bill Hawley about the funding.
The commission voted to accept the funding.
