Indiana HB1237 outlines the use of opioid settlement funds, including distribution to state and local accounts and allowable uses.

Indiana HB1237 specifies how opioid settlement funds are to be distributed and used. Funds are allocated to state and local accounts, with 35% each going to statewide and local abatement accounts for treatment, education, and prevention programs. Another 15% each is allocated to unrestricted state and local accounts. Local funds may also be used for mobile radio equipment for first responders. The bill mandates annual reports on fund usage and prohibits distribution to entities that opted out of the settlement. Effective July 1, 2026.

Indiana HB1237 outlines the use of opioid settlement funds, including distribution to state and local accounts and allowable uses.

Indiana HB1237 specifies how opioid settlement funds are to be distributed and used. Funds are allocated to state and local accounts, with 35% each going to statewide and local abatement accounts for treatment, education, and prevention programs. Another 15% each is allocated to unrestricted state and local accounts. Local funds may also be used for mobile radio equipment for first responders. The bill mandates annual reports on fund usage and prohibits distribution to entities that opted out of the settlement. Effective July 1, 2026.