AG's office: settlements progressing; small additional naloxone supply available through state program, legislature encourages K-TRACS integration
Chris from the Attorney General's Office told the KFA board that Purdue and other settlement processes are moving forward, the state expects a small extra naloxone allocation via settlement agreements to be distributed through DECA, and the legislature added a FY2026 proviso encouraging grants to support K-TRACS integration into EHR and pharmacy systems.
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Chris, speaking for the Attorney General's Office, told the Kansas Fights Addiction Grant Review Board that settlement work is moving forward on multiple fronts and that the state should see a modest increase in naloxone available for distribution.
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