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Nobles County board opens additional $75,000 in opioid settlement project funding
Summary
The county has received $221,743 in opioid settlements and the board voted to open the remaining $75,000 of previously authorized funding for prevention, recovery and criminal-justice projects.
Nobles County reported total opioid settlement receipts of $221,743, with approximately $36,900 expected in 2026. On June 16, 2025 the board had previously authorized opening $150,000 for opioid-related projects; as of Dec. 31, 2025, $146,652 has been allocated. At the Jan. 6 meeting the Opioid Review Committee asked the board to open the remaining $75,000 for additional prevention, recovery and criminal-justice projects, and the board voted to open the funds.
County staff and the Opioid Review Committee will oversee allocation of the newly opened funds to programs focused on prevention and recovery; the minutes do not list specific recipients or dollar-by-dollar allocations.
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