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ActiveCity of Statesboro, funded by state opioid settlement proceeds · 2026

Opioid Reimbursement Grant

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Agency: City of Statesboro, funded by state opioid settlement proceeds
Funding: Up to $15,000 per applicant annually
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: State‑ or federally‑recognized nonprofit organizations serving within Statesboro, Georgia. ([statesboroga. gov](https://www. statesboroga. gov/opioid? utm_source=openai))
Grant Type: Implementation
Geographic Scope: State:GA

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Opioid Reimbursement Grant is sponsored by City of Statesboro, funded by state opioid settlement proceeds. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.

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# Opioid Settlement Reimbursement Grant Program | City of Statesboro * Boards, Committees, & Commissions * Everbridge Community Notification System * Agendas & Minutes – 2026 * Agendas & Minutes – 2025 * Agendas & Minutes – 2024 * Agendas & Minutes – 2023 * Agendas & Minutes – 2022 * Agendas & Minutes – 2021 * Agendas & Minutes – 2020 * Agendas & Minutes – 2019 * Agendas & Minutes – 2018 * Agendas & Minutes – 2017 * Agendas & Minutes – 2016 * Agendas & Minutes – 2015 * Agendas & Minutes – 2014 * Agendas & Minutes – 2013 * Agendas & Minutes – 2012 * Agendas & Minutes – 2011 * Human Resources Staff Directory * Title VI Non-Discrimination Agreement * Applications, Forms, & Fee Schedules * City Plans & Planning Services * Community & Economic Development * Right Start and Consultation Meetings * Subdivision Incentive Program * Zoning & Development Regulations * Planning & Development Directory * Statesboro-Bulloch County Land Bank Authority * Alcohol Ordinance (Effective July 1, 2016) * Frequently Asked Questions * City Clerk Staff Directory * Annual Comprehensive Financial Report * Popular Annual Financial Report * Schedule of Rates and Fees * Finance Staff Directory * Frequently Asked Questions * Public Works & Engineering * How to Report Street Light Outages * Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful * 2018 TSPLOST Funded Street Resurfacing * Akins Boulevard Extension Project * Intersection Improvement Projects * The Blue Mile Project, Phase 1 * City of Statesboro GPS Monuments * South Main Street Pedestrian Signal * Lester Road Pedestrian Crossing * Ordinances & Regulations * Cemetery Lot Sales & Records * Fleet Maintenance Division * Landfill/Transfer Station Division * Flood Plain Information * Land Disturbing Activity Permit (LDAP) * Stormwater Previous/ Current Projects * 44 Johnson Street Culvert Replacement * Public Works & Engineering Directory * Central Services Directory * City Manager Staff Directory * Wastewater Treatment Plant * Public Utilities Directory * Averitt Center for the Arts * Georgia Southern University # Opioid Settlement Reimbursement Grant Program * Opioid Reimbursement Grant * Opioid Settlement Reimbursement Grant Program Opioid Settlement Reimbursement Grant Program * Boards, Committees, & Commissions * Everbridge Community Notification System * Agendas & Minutes – 2026 * Agendas & Minutes – 2025 * Agendas & Minutes – 2024 * Agendas & Minutes – 2023 * Agendas & Minutes – 2022 * Agendas & Minutes – 2021 * Agendas & Minutes – 2020 * Agendas & Minutes – 2019 * Agendas & Minutes – 2018 * Agendas & Minutes – 2017 * Agendas & Minutes – 2016 * Agendas & Minutes – 2015 * Agendas & Minutes – 2014 * Agendas & Minutes – 2013 * Agendas & Minutes – 2012 * Agendas & Minutes – 2011 * Human Resources Staff Directory * Title VI Non-Discrimination Agreement * Applications, Forms, & Fee Schedules * City Plans & Planning Services * Community & Economic Development * Right Start and Consultation Meetings * Subdivision Incentive Program * Zoning & Development Regulations * Planning & Development Directory * Statesboro-Bulloch County Land Bank Authority * Alcohol Ordinance (Effective July 1, 2016) * Frequently Asked Questions * City Clerk Staff Directory * Annual Comprehensive Financial Report * Popular Annual Financial Report * Schedule of Rates and Fees * Finance Staff Directory * Frequently Asked Questions * Public Works & Engineering * How to Report Street Light Outages * Keep Statesboro-Bulloch Beautiful * 2018 TSPLOST Funded Street Resurfacing * Akins Boulevard Extension Project * Intersection Improvement Projects * The Blue Mile Project, Phase 1 * City of Statesboro GPS Monuments * South Main Street Pedestrian Signal * Lester Road Pedestrian Crossing * Ordinances & Regulations * Cemetery Lot Sales & Records * Fleet Maintenance Division * Landfill/Transfer Station Division * Flood Plain Information * Land Disturbing Activity Permit (LDAP) * Stormwater Previous/ Current Projects * 44 Johnson Street Culvert Replacement * Public Works & Engineering Directory * Central Services Directory * City Manager Staff Directory * Wastewater Treatment Plant * Public Utilities Directory * Averitt Center for the Arts * Georgia Southern University * Utility Services Application * Utility Disconnect Form * Municipal Court Tickets * SAT – Statesboro Area Transit * Cemetery Lot Sales & Records * Current Bid Opportunities * Sanitation 2026 Holiday Collection Schedule * Everbridge Community Notification System * Discrimination Complaint * Annual Water Quality Report * #### Utility Rate Adjustments August 14, 2025 Effective July 1, 2025 Your current bill reflects the City of Statesboro’s new, adjusted utility rates.

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Eligibility Requirements

State‑ or federally‑recognized nonprofit organizations serving within Statesboro, Georgia. ([statesboroga. gov](https://www. statesboroga. gov/opioid? utm_source=openai))

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Opioid Reimbursement Grant?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State‑ or federally‑recognized nonprofit organizations serving within Statesboro, Georgia. ([statesboroga. gov](https://www. statesboroga. gov/opioid? utm_source=openai)). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

How much funding does Opioid Reimbursement Grant offer?

The current listing shows up to $15,000 per applicant annually. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.

Who funds Opioid Reimbursement Grant?

Opioid Reimbursement Grant is funded by City of Statesboro, funded by state opioid settlement proceeds. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

Which states are eligible for Opioid Reimbursement Grant?

This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.

How do I apply for Opioid Reimbursement Grant?

Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.

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