Schools, Sheriffs, and Syringes: State Plans Vary for Spending $26B in Opioid Settlement Funds
The Crime Report
NOVEMBER 28, 2022
If states don’t meet those thresholds, they could face legal consequences and even see their future payouts reduced, Minhee said. The kind of tobacco nightmare stuff where only 3% of funds were spent on what they were meant for is legally and technically impossible,” she said. Only the remaining 15% is a free-for-all.
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