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with the clinics that are not paid by the county. There are now 50+ people helping out with the events now. There should be another 1,500 vaccines administered this week. Lee County was allocated 600 first doses this past week, which were received Friday. The State allocated 500 additional for second doses this week. There is a concern about vaccine inventory so they are planning events around expected inventory. Right now there is sufficient vaccines available, but there may be an issue at some point in the future. The Health Department is the primary vaccination resource in the county at the moment. Once the vaccine is thawed there is about a 5-6 day period it can be used. Once it reaches room temperature there is only about 2-4 hours to use it. The practice has been modified so that everything stays cold until they see cars so there is little to no vaccine wasted. There is a form available on the website and an available phone number for a Health Department staff person to reach for anyone who is interested in volunteering. Vaccine Strategy and Process 01 26 2021.pdf V.E Opioid Discussion and Future Services in Lee County - Dr. John Crumpton and Chairman Kirk Smith Chairman Kirk Smith reminded the Board that this item was carried over from the Retreat Agenda. The Health Department is working with the Sandhills Center to try to get an office space inside the Health Department. They were looking for an area to set up 4 days a week 32 hours a week. City Counsel is working on creating a task force. The Health Department isn't doing referrals but may operate as a pass through to help people to set up appointments. When the stimulus checks came out there was a spike in overdoses. Mr. Cain recommended trying to do a better job educating the public. The pandemic has caused further emotional and health issues and having a source to help with referrals would help. Commissioner Lavallee stated that the consortium is planning on meeting in a couple of weeks. Daymark has also filled their existing space with staff. Lee co 1.4.2021.pptx Lee Co fata non fatal data .pptx SOTCH Report 2019.pdf V. F Consideration of a Resolution In Support of Legislation Limiting the City of Sanford in Forcing Satellite Annexations Commissioner Knecht requested a vote on a Resolution regarding satellite annexation, which is intended to address issues related to City services and properties located outside of the three mile limit. This Resolution is intended to help bring attention to developing a plan for police and fire and utility connection associated with the annexation process going forward. Commissioner Knecht stated that he discussed the issue with Sanford Mayor Chet Mann at the Board's Planning Retreat. Commissioner Lavallee read aloud the proposed Resolution. A copy of the "Resolution of the Lee County Board of Commissioners In Support of Legislation Limiting the City of Sanford in Forcing Satellite Annexations"is attached and incorporated into these Minutes. Motion: Motion to approve "Resolution of the Lee County Board of Commissioners In Support of Legislation Limiting the City of Sanford In Forcing Satellite Annexations" as presented. Mover: Dr. Andre Knecht