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  • Michigan’s Opioid Settlements
  • Decision Making
    • 50% State Share
    • 50% Local Share
  • Community Access
  • Advisory Bodies
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Decision Making

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Last updated 4 months ago

Here are the entities that ultimately decide how each of Michigan’s opioid settlement shares are spent:

  • 50% state share: (within parameters established by the )

  • 50% local share: decisionmakers for counties, cities, and townships

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Michigan state legislature
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