Establishes an opioid settlement fund and opioid reserve account, allocates funds for behavioral health services, and mandates annual reporting.
The bill creates an opioid settlement fund and an opioid reserve account within the Department of Health and Human Services. It allocates funds for behavioral health services, including crisis response, early intervention, treatment, and recovery of opioid addiction. The bill also mandates annual reporting by the Department of Health and Human Services to the General Assembly, detailing recommendations for future fund disbursements and evaluations of funded programs.
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