Iowa Grants $365M for Opioid Crisis Solutions
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Iowas Attorney General Brenna Bird unveils a $365 million settlement from drug makers, sellers, and pharmacies to combat the opioid crisis. The funds, totaling $186 million for the state and $179 million for counties, will be allocated for prevention programs and treatment options. Applications for grants, expected to total around $20 million by June 2033, are now open, with a rolling review process welcoming ideas of any size to support recovery efforts across Iowa.
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