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Substance‑abuse budget includes opioid grants and proposed fund swaps to meet federal administrative cap

2676312 · January 20, 2025
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Summary

The Department of Health and Welfare outlined opioid settlement and Millennium Fund spending and proposed shifting fund sources to comply with a federal 5% administrative/ personnel cap on the substance‑use block grant.

Alex Williamson presented the Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention budget to the Joint Finance‑Appropriations Committee, outlining recent one‑time and ongoing appropriations and a proposed fund‑source swap to comply with federal rules.

The division received an $8,000,000 state opioid response grant that was made ongoing, and FY24 included $2,500,000 one‑time prevention funds and $8,300,000 in COVID relief funds in earlier years. For FY25, the legislature appropriated $1,600,000 ongoing—about $1,350,000 of that was Millennium Income Fund dollars for community‑based recovery centers and…

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