state-legislation

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel unveils a groundbreaking transparency dashboard for opioid settlement funds, while Battle Creek celebrates the grand opening of transitional housing partially funded by settlement dollars.

Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Washington, and West Virginia join the CCBHC Medicaid Demonstration Program, bringing comprehensive mental health and addiction services to millions.

State grant awarded to Christ-Centered Ministries will add 50 new residential treatment beds through Project RESTORE, addressing critical capacity gaps in LA County.

Maryland's new interactive dashboard lets residents track how opioid settlement dollars are being received, distributed, and spent across the state.

CDC data shows New York State overdose deaths fell for the third consecutive year, with opioid-related fatalities down nearly 52% since 2022.

Mississippi State Department of Health launches novel program bringing addiction treatment to all 82 counties through early screening and telehealth.

Oregon's Opioid Settlement Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Board releases first comprehensive spending report, directing $90 million to tribes, counties, and community programs.

Colorado distributes new round of opioid settlement funds to universities, hospitals, and community organizations to expand addiction treatment and recovery services statewide.

Michigan Attorney General releases spending guidelines and transparency report to ensure opioid settlement funds support recovery and prevention programs statewide.