Palm Beach County approves tiny‑home pilot using opioid‑settlement interest for transitional housing
The Palm Beach County Commission approved a pilot to use up to $500,000 of interest from opioid‑settlement funds to buy tiny homes (capped at $100,000 per unit) for transitional housing on nonprofit treatment‑provider land, with reporting and clawback provisions required.
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Palm Beach County commissioners on Tuesday approved a pilot program to purchase tiny homes as transitional housing for people with substance‑use disorders, financed with interest earned on the county’s opioid‑settlement funds.
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