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Ohio’s Opioid Settlements

This Community Guide will describe how Ohio is spending its opioid settlements and whether Ohio is working to ensure community access to opioid settlement funds. Last revised September 1, 2024.

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55% OneOhio Recovery Foundation Share

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30% Local Share

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15% State Share

Ultimate Decisionmaker

Local officials for counties, cities, townships, and villages

Decision-making Process

The ’s decides expenditures across regional grants, statewide programming, and investments, with support from the Board-created .

For regional grants, Regional Grant Review Committees, the Expert Panel, and OneOhio Grant Oversight Committee provide review and input before the OneOhio Recovery Foundation Board of Directors makes the final decision.

Localities decide autonomously (but must pass local resolutions for reimbursement uses)

Ohio Attorney General decides how to spend this share on approved uses

Supplantation

Partially prohibited (grant funds only)

Not prohibited

Not prohibited

Grant Funding

Yes. See the Foundation’s for regional grants.

Up to each locality (availability and processes will vary)

No

Public Input

No opportunities available (recurring opportunities not required).

Up to each locality (not required)

No opportunities available (not required)

Advisory Body

Yes (required). See the ’s , , and 19 regional boards.

The Foundation’s Board of Directors, Expert Panel, and most regional boards are not required to include member(s) with lived and/or living experience.

Up to each locality (not required)

No (not required)

Expenditures

Neither public nor intrastate reporting required, but see OneOhio Recovery Foundation’s page

Neither public nor intrastate reporting required

Neither public nor intrastate reporting required

Updates

For updates on the OneOhio Recovery Foundation’s share, visit the Foundation’s , which includes Foundation , upcoming Board and Expert Panel , and an . You can also sign-up for the Foundation’s email updates .

To find updates on the local share, a good starting point is to check the websites for your board of county commissioners, city council, or local health department. See, e.g., .

A single resource containing updates specific to the state share could not be found. See the OH Attorney General’s general page.

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Total Funds

$1.84 billion[1]


[1] Total is rounded. See . Accessed September 1, 2024.

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Allocation

55% to the OneOhio Recovery Foundation, 30% to local governments, and 15% to the state

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Mechanism

State-Local Agreement ()

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