Opioid Settlement Fund Grants is sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Allocates funds from opioid settlements to support prevention, treatment, and recovery services for Tribal nations in Wisconsin.

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Wisconsin is due to receive more than $874 million in total funding from 2022 through 2038 as a result of litigation against the pharmaceutical industry. 2021 Wis. Act 57 requires the 87 local governments that participated in this litigation receive 70 percent of the funds, with the state receiving 30 percent of the funds.

We are managing the distribution of the state-managed funds. This page highlights the projects supported by the state-managed funds. We also publish reports every three months with more information.

See the quarterly reports . As of March 31, 2026, we have received about $90 million in opioid settlement funds for state-managed projects. State fiscal year 2026 and 2027 projects We combining the opioid settlement funds we expect to receive in state fiscal year 2026 and state fiscal year 2027 into one package of projects.

We expect to receive about $14. 5 million in state fiscal year 2026 and about $16. 5 million in state fiscal year 2027.

Room and board costs for Medicaid members in residential substance use disorder treatment: $6,500,000 This funding is for Tribal nations and counties to cover room and board costs for Medicaid members with an opioid use disorder or at risk for an opioid overdose who are in residential substance use disorder treatment programs.

Federal law prohibits Medicaid from reimbursing residential substance use disorder treatment providers for a client’s room and board expenses. Lack of funds to cover room and board costs is the primary reason Medicaid members do not enroll in this level of treatment. $3 million in funding has been awarded to agencies serving seven Tribal nations and 66 counties for 2026.

Eau Claire County, $49,414 Fond du Lac County, $60,374 Green Lake County, $9,939 Jefferson County, $36,393 La Crosse County, $67,288 Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe, $18,999 Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, $18,773 Manitowoc County, $53,597 Marinette County, $25,396 Menominee County, $20,083 Menominee Nation of Wisconsin, $19,290 Milwaukee County, $736,812 Outagamie County, $75,541 St.

Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin, $17,125 Sheboygan County, $64,446 Sokaogon Chippewa Community, $17,025 Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians, $733 Washington County, $46,298 Waukesha County, $124,427 Winnebago County, $92,073 Law enforcement agency needs: $2,000,000 This funding is for law enforcement agencies to support education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder, including how the medications are used as part of a treatment program; and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

Applications for the $1 million of funding available for this strategy for 2027 are due July 10, 2026 . $1 million of funding for 2026 was awarded to: The Calumet County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($6,833) The Chippewa County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($6,833) The Columbia County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($108,833) The Dane County Sheriff's Office for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($102,000) The Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($108,833) The Iowa County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($6,833) The Jackson County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($108,833) The Kenosha County Sheriff's Department for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($102,000) The La Crosse County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($6,833) The Marathon County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($108,833) The Marquette County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($6,833) The Menominee County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($6,833) The Menominee Indian Tribal Police Department for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($6,833) The Racine County Sheriff's Office for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($102,000) The Rock County Sheriff's Office for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($108,833) The Sawyer County Sheriff's Department for education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($6,833) The Wood County Sheriff's Department for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($102,000) Tribal nation needs: $9,000,000 This funding is for prevention, treatment, and recovery services for members of the 11 federally recognized Tribal nations that share boundaries with Wisconsin with the specific services funded determined by local needs. Contracts for this funding with each Tribal nation are being processed.

Overdose prevention: $3,500,000 This funding is for programs and services designed to reduce the number of opioid-related emergencies and fatal opioid overdoses through education and the distribution of naloxone and drug checking technologies. It will also support law enforcement and first responder access to lifesaving supplies during an emergency or for distribution in their communities.

A portion of this funding is supporting a 2026-2027 drug checking technologies program for agencies participating in the DHS Naloxone Direct program, EMS agencies operating leave behind programs, and law enforcement agencies. Applications for this program were due April 19, 2026. The applications are being reviewed.

The agencies selected to participate in this program will be announced no later than May 15, 2026. Pregnant and parenting women who need treatment: $2,000,000 This funding will support programs designed to reduce overdose deaths for pregnant and parenting women with an opioid use disorder who experience significant barriers to accessing evidence-based care.

No update to provide at this time Impacts on infants, toddlers, and families: $2,000,000 This funding is for county Birth to 3 programs for the services they provide to enrolled infants, toddlers, and their families. Funds will support non-covered, evidence-based recovery services for families and caregivers impacted by an opioid use disorder.

No update to provide at this time K-12, after-school, and community-based primary prevention activities: $3,000,000 This funding will support primary prevention activities in K-12 schools, a statewide after-school program focused on primary prevention activities, and primary prevention activities managed by community organizations.

Primary prevention activities aim to stop the nonmedical use of opioids before it begins by focusing on the root causes of opioid misuse, strengthening buffers against stress and trauma, and reducing risks of opioid misuse.

No update to provide at this time Medications for opioid use disorder training for providers: $1,000,000 This funding will support medications for opioid use disorder training for primary care providers in community health centers and federally qualified health centers. No update to provide at this time Recovery coalitions-family supports: $1,000,000 This funding will support community recovery coalitions.

No update to provide at this time Family Centered Treatment-Recovery: $500,000 This funding will support parents and caregivers with an opioid use disorder, their children, and their other family members to participate in a model of care known as Family Centered Treatment-Recovery.

No update to provide at this time Pharmacy training and support: $500,000 This funding will support pharmacies in their work to adopt evidence-based practices related to the delivery of overdose prevention medications. No update to provide at this time State fiscal year 2025 projects We received about $36. 5 million in opioid settlement payments in state fiscal year 2025.

Tribal nation abatement: $6,000,000 This funding is for prevention, overdose prevention, treatment, and recovery services for Tribal nation members with the specific services funded determined by local needs.

Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa, $549,858 Forest County Potawatomi Community, $528,968 Ho-Chunk Nation, $524,864 Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, $547,302 Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, $549,858 Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, $549,858 Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, $549,858 Sokaogon Chippewa Community, $549,858 St.

Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin, $549,858 Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians, $549,858 Overdose prevention: $6,000,000 This funding is for naloxone, fentanyl test strips, peer support services, and electronic lock boxes for storing and tracking drugs. $200,000 is being used to support a a system for all state residents to order free naloxone and drug checking technology kits online for free mail delivery.

The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa has received this one-time funding. The system is expected to be available by October 1, 2026. $3,000,000 was used to purchase naloxone for the following community organizations participating in the Naloxone Direct Program.

This naloxone is given away at no cost to people at risk of an opioid overdose and people who may witness an opioid overdose.

Adams County Public Health/Health and Human Services Addiction Resource Council - Pewaukee Appleton Health Department Ashland County Health and Human Services Bad River Band of Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Barron County Department of Health and Human Services Bayfield County Health Department Brice Prairie EMS and Rescue Brown County Health & Human Services - Public Health Division Buffalo County Public Health Department Calumet County Public Health Division Chippewa County Department of Public Health Clark County Health Department Crawford County Health and Human Services De Pere Health Department Dodge County Human Services and Health Department Door County Public Health Douglas County Department of Health and Human Services Dunn County Health Department Eau Claire City - County Health Department Fond du Lac County Health Department Franklin Health Department George IV Recovery Fund - New Berlin Gerald L.

Ignace Indian Health Center Green County Human Services Green Lake County Department of Health and Human Services Greendale Public Health Department Hales Corners Health Department Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health Hope Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse - Kenosha Iowa County Health Department Iron County Health Department Jackson County Public Health Jefferson County Health Department Juneau County Health Department Kenosha County Division of Behavioral Health Services Kewaunee County Public Health Department Kronenwetter Fire Department La Crosse County Health Department La Crosse County Human Services Lac Courte Oreilles Bizhiki Wellness Center and Medication - Assisted Treatment Program Lafayette County Human Services Department Langlade County Health Department Lighthouse Recovery Community Center - Manitowoc Manitowoc County Public Health Department Manitowoc County Human Services Department Marathon County Health Department Marinette County Public Health Marquette County Health Department Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services Milwaukee Health Department North Central Health Care - Wausau North Shore Health Department - Glendale Oak Creek Health Department Oconto County Health and Human Services Public Health Division Outagamie County Public Health Division OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center - Madison Oxford House OK Bluff - Plover Ozaukee County Human Services Pepin County Health Department Pierce County Public Health Polk County Health Department Portage County Health and Human Services - Division of Public Health Progressive Community Health Centers Public Health Madison and Dane County Public Health Sauk County Racine County Human Services Department Racine Public Health Department Red Cliff Community Health Center - Bayfield Richland County Health and Human Services RIPple Drug Education & Awareness - Arcadia Rock County Public Health Department Rusk County Public Health Department Samad's House - Milwaukee Sawyer County Health and Human Services Shawano County Department of Human Services Sheboygan County Health and Human Services Department Shelby First Responders and Fire Department Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers - Milwaukee Sokaogon Chippewa Health Clinic - Crandon South Milwaukee/St.

Francis Health Department Southwest Suburban Health Department - West Allis St. Croix County Health and Human Services St.

Croix Tribal Health Clinic - Webster Start Healing Now - Horicon Stockbridge - Munsee Community Tellurian Behavioral Health - Madison Three Bridges Recovery - Wisconsin Rapids Town of Russell First Responders Trempealeau County Department of Health and Human Services Trempealeau First Responders Tri County Ambulance - Whitehall Unified Community Services Grant and Iowa County United Garden Homes - Milwaukee Unity Recovery Services - Appleton Vernon County Health Department Vivent Health - Eau Claire Vivent Health - La Crosse Vivent Health - Milwaukee Walworth County Health and Human Services Washington County Health and Human Services Department Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department Waukesha County Department of Health and Human Services Waupaca County Department of Public Health Waushara County Health Department Wauwatosa Fire Department Wauwatosa Health Department West Salem Emergency Medical Team Winnebago County Public Health Wisconsin Milkweed Alliance - Menomonie Wisconsin Peer Alliance for Nurses - Hales Corners Wisconsin Voices for Recovery - UW-Madison William S.

Middleton VA Harm Reduction Program - Madison Wood County Health Department 10th Street Comprehensive Treatment Center - Milwaukee (opioid treatment program) Adams County Public Health/Health and Human Services Addiction Medical Solutions of Wisconsin - Onalaska (opioid treatment program) Addiction Medical Solutions of Wisconsin - Oshkosh (opioid treatment program) Addiction Resource Council - Pewaukee Appleton Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Appleton Health Department Ashland County Health and Human Services Barron County Department of Health and Human Services Bayfield County Health Department Biehl Bridges to Recovery - Marinette Brown County Public Health Department Buffalo County Public Health Department Calumet County Public Health Division Chippewa County Department of Public Health Clark County Health Department Columbia County Health and Human Services - Health Department Community Medical Services - Fond du Lac (opioid treatment program) Community Medical Services - Madison (opioid treatment program) Community Medical Services - Pewaukee (opioid treatment program) Community Medical Services - South Milwaukee (opioid treatment program) Community Medical Services - West Allis (opioid treatment program) Crawford County Health and Human Services De Pere Health Department Dodge County Human Services and Health Department Door County Public Health Dunn County Health Department Eau Claire City - County Health Department Eau Claire Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Florence County Health Department Fond du Lac County Health Department Forest County Health Department Franklin Health Department George IV Recovery Fund - New Berlin Green Bay Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Green County Human Services Green Lake County Department of Health and Human Services Greendale Public Health Department Gundersen Heath System - La Crosse (opioid treatment program) Gwayakobimadiziwin - Bad River Harm Reduction Hales Corners Health Department Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health Iowa County Health Department Iron County Health Department Jackson County Public Health Jefferson County Health Department Juneau County Health Department Kenosha Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Kenosha County Public Health Kewaunee County Public Health Department La Crosse County Health Department La Crosse County Human Services Lac Courte Oreilles Bizhiki Wellness Center and Medication-Assisted Treatment Program Lafayette County Human Services Department Lighthouse Recovery Community Center - Manitowoc Madison East Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Manitowoc County Public Health Department Manitowoc County Human Services Department Marinette County Public Health Marquette County Health Department Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Services Milwaukee Health Department North Central Health Care - Wausau North Shore Health Department - Glendale Oak Creek Health Department Oconto County Health and Human Services Public Health Division Ok Bluff Oxford House - Plover Outagamie County Public Health Division OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center - Madison Pepin County Health Department Peter Christensen Health Center - Lac du Flambeau Pierce County Public Health Polk County Health Department Portage County Health and Human Services - Division of Public Health Price County Health and Human Services - Public Health Unit Public Health Madison and Dane County Public Health Sauk County Racine County Human Services Department Racine Public Health Department Red Cliff Community Health Center - Bayfield RIPple Drug Education & Awareness - Arcadia Rock County Public Health Department Rusk County Public Health Department Samad's House - Milwaukee Sarah's Hope & Recovery Foundation - Kenosha Sawyer County Health and Human Services Sheboygan Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Sheboygan County Health and Human Services Department Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers - Milwaukee Sokaogon Chippewa Health Clinic - Crandon South Milwaukee/St.

Francis Health Department Southport Lighthouse Recovery Club - Kenosha Southwest Suburban Health Department - West Allis St. Croix Tribal Health Clinic - Webster St.

Croix County Health and Human Services Start Healing Now - Horicon Stockbridge-Munsee Community Taylor County Health Department Tellurian Behavioral Health - Madison Three Bridges Recovery - Wisconsin Rapids Trempealeau County Health Department Unified Community Services Grant County United Garden Homes - Milwaukee Unity Recovery Services - Appleton Vernon County Health Department Vilas County Public Health Department Vin Baker Recovery - Milwaukee Vivent Health - Eau Claire Vivent Health - Green Bay Vivent Health - La Crosse Vivent Health - Schofield Walworth County Health and Human Services Washburn County Public Health Washington County Health and Human Services Department Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department Waukesha County Department of Health and Human Services Waupaca County Department of Public Health Wausau Comprehensive Treatment Center (opioid treatment program) Waushara County Health Department Wauwatosa Health Department Winnebago County Public Health Wisconsin Milkweed Alliance - Menomonie Wisconsin Peer Alliance for Nurses - Hales Corners Wisconsin Voices for Recovery - UW-Madison Wood County Health Department $500,000 has been awarded to the Department of Corrections to purchase electronic lock boxes for storing and tracking narcotics in state prisons, peer support services, and other recovery support services.

Capital projects: $7,700,000 This funding is for projects that would expand prevention, treatment, and recovery services through the construction of new facilities and renovations of existing facilities. At least $2,310,000 of this funding must be awarded to an organization serving an area with fewer than 500,000 people. This funding has been awarded to: Apricity (Appleton), $4,744,930.

United Community Center (Milwaukee), $2,955,070. Apricity currently operates a 19-bed residential substance use treatment facility for men and a 20-bed women's residential substance use disorder treatment facility for women. These facilities are located in Appleton.

The men's facility is moving to the women's facility, which will be renovated and expanded to house 70 beds open to men and women. United Community Center is building a new, 16-bed residential substance use disorder treatment facility for men in Milwaukee. School-based prevention programs: $1,000,000 This funding is for school-based prevention programs for K-12 students.

The Department of Public Instruction has awarded 25 grants.

Appleton Area School District, $50,000 Department of Corrections - Division of Juvenile Corrections, $3,679 Eastbrook Academy, $25,000 Eau Claire Area School District, $50,000 Elkhorn Area School District, $50,000 Ellsworth Community School District, $25,000 Franklin Public School District, $10,319 Greendale School District, $30,000 Horizon High School, $25,000 Hudson School District, $27,153 Menominee Indian School District, $25,000 Milwaukee Public Schools, $50,000 North Crawford School District, $30,000 Oregon School District, $50,000 Oshkosh Area School District, $35,000 Osseo-Fairchild School District, $25,000 Plum City School District, $25,000 School District of Beloit, $50,000 School District of Lodi, $25,000 School District of Lomira, $25,000 School District of Superior, $50,000 Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated Grade School, $25,000 United Community Center, $25,000 UP Christian Academy, $25,000 West Bend School District, $50,000 After-school prevention programs: $1,000,000 This funding is for a community organization that serves youth to work with local law enforcement agencies to reduce opioid use.

The Boys & Girls Club Fox Valley received this funding. This organization is working in partnership with the Wisconsin Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs and 25 other Boys & Girls Clubs organizations serving youth at 199 sites in 73 communities across the state with the SMART Moves Program, a program of the Boys and Girls Clubs of America that provides youth with the information and skills to make healthy decisions.

Community-based prevention programs: $1,500,000 This funding is for efforts to prevent and reduce drug use managed community substance use prevention coalitions, nonprofit agencies, and faith-based organizations. The Alliance for Wisconsin Youth regional prevention centers received $500,000 of this funding. This funding is being distributed to coalitions in each Alliance for Wisconsin Youth region.

Four organizations have each received $250,000 to be used for projects to prevent the non-medical use of opioids. The projects are focused on local needs. Arbor Place: This project will focus on youth in Dunn and Pierce counties.

Forest County Potawatomi Community: This project will focus on youth who are enrolled or descendants of the Forest County Potawatomi Community. Hope Council: This project will focus on people of all ages in Kenosha County. United Community Center: This project will focus on people of all ages in Milwaukee’s Hispanic community.

Medication-assisted treatment programs: $3,000,000 This funding is to support the cost of medication-assisted treatment for people with an opioid use disorder. Four service providers have received grants to maintain their mobile clinics that travel to communities that do not have convenient access to medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.

Addiction Medical Solutions (Onalaska), $25,000 Addiction Medical Solutions (Oshkosh), $25,000 Vin Baker Recovery (Milwaukee), $25,000 Psychological Addiction Services (Madison - 2 grants), $50,000 Three service providers have received grants to incorporate peer services in their mobile medication-assisted treatment clinics.

Addiction Medical Solutions (Onalaska), $61,390 Addiction Medical Solutions (Oshkosh), $61,390 Vin Baker Recovery (Milwaukee), $61,390 Six service providers have received grants to incorporate peer services in their opioid treatment programs.

Community Medical Services (several locations), $364,493 Addiction Medical Solutions (Onalaska), $61,389 Addiction Medical Solutions (Oshkosh), $61,389 Vin Baker Recovery (Milwaukee), $61,389 Green Bay Comprehensive Treatment Center, $77,595 West Milwaukee Comprehensive Treatment Center, $77,595 The Department of Corrections has received $1,500,000 of this funding to increase access to medication-assisted treatment to people involved in residential services programs throughout the state.

This funding also supports mobile opioid treatment program services for clients on community supervision. Room and board costs for Medicaid members in residential substance use disorder treatment: $2,750,000 This funding is for Tribal nations and counties to cover room and board costs for Medicaid members with an opioid use disorder or at risk for an opioid overdose who are in residential substance use disorder treatment programs.

Federal law prohibits Medicaid from reimbursing residential substance use disorder treatment providers for a client’s room and board expenses. Lack of funds to cover room and board costs is the primary reason Medicaid members do not enroll in this level of treatment. This funding has been awarded to agencies serving four Tribal nations and 48 counties.

Eau Claire County, $62,320 Fond du Lac County, $11,899 Green Lake County, $26,591 Ho-Chunk Nation, $109,863 Human Service Center (Forest, Oneida, Vilas counties), $6,704 Jefferson County, $20,545 La Crosse County, $73,674 Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe, $139,656 Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, $121,035 Manitowoc County, $101,018 Menominee County, $53,777 Milwaukee County, $493,413 North Central Health Care (Marathon, Lincoln, and Langlade counties), $97,759 Outagamie County, $48,785 Sheboygan County, $56,607 St.

Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin, $549,858 Unified Community Service (Iowa and Grant counties), $44,690 Washington County, $39,762 Winnebago County, $93,104 Law enforcement agency needs: $3,000,000 This funding is for law enforcement agencies to support community drug disposal systems; programs that keep people with an opioid use disorder out of jail; education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder, including how the medications are used as part of a treatment program; and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

There is a requirement that a third of this funding be allocated to law enforcement agencies serving 70,000 or fewer people. This funding was awarded to: The Calumet County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems and education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($15,000) The Chippewa County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems and education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($10,015) The Columbia County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems. ($5,000) The Dane County Sheriff's Office for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($247,681) The Dunn County Sheriff's Office for programs that keep with an opioid use disorder out of jail. ($250,000) The Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems, programs that keep people with an opioid use disorder out of jail, and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($652,250) The Iowa County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems and education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($10,015) The Jackson County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems; programs that keep people with an opioid use disorder out of jail; education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder, including how the medications are used as part of a treatment program; and treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($659,970) The Kenosha County Sheriff's Department for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($175,760) The La Crosse County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems and education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($15,000) The Madison Police Department for community drug disposal systems and programs that keep people with an opioid use disorder out of jail.

($249,874) The Marathon County Sheriff's Office for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder. ($398,320) The Marquette County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems and education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder. ($15,000) The Menominee County Sheriff's Office for community drug disposal systems and education and training for staff on the medications for opioid use disorder.

($15,000) The Village of Cottage Grove Police Department for community drug disposal systems. ($5,000) The Wood County Sheriff's Department for treatment for jail residents with an opioid use disorder.

($276,142) Substance use disorder treatment platform: $1,200,000 This funding is for a vendor to collect and maintain information regarding substance use disorder treatment providers for the state's substance use disorder treatment platform. The funding has been awarded to RehabPath (Recovery. com).

RehabPath is due to receive $300,000 per year for the next four years to enhance profiles of Wisconsin-based substance use disorder treatment providers on Recovery. com. Data collection, monitoring, and reporting activities: $1,500,000 This funding is for substance use data collection, monitoring, and reporting activities needed for the Department of Administration to implement 2021 Wis.

Act 181. No update to provide at this time Public awareness campaign: $750,000 This funding is for educating the public about opioid use disorder, responsible prescription opioid use, signs of opioid use in others, and proper opioid disposal.

No update to provide at this time Periscope Project: $600,000 This funding is for the Medical College of Wisconsin's Periscope Project, which is a free resource for health care providers caring for pregnant and postpartum women who are struggling with mental health or substance use disorders. The contract for this work is in place.

State fiscal year 2024 projects We received about $8 million in opioid settlement payments in state fiscal year 2024. NARCAN® and fentanyl test strips: $5,000,000 This funding is for the purchase of NARCAN® and fentanyl test strips to be distributed to community agencies through the NARCAN® Direct Program and Fentanyl Test Strip Direct Program, as well as leave behind programs operated by emergency medical services agencies.

$1,453,087 of this funding has been awarded to purchase NARCAN® and fentanyl test strips for community agencies to distribute to people using drugs and their families. $397,044 of this funding has been awarded to purchase NARCAN® for law enforcement agencies to distribute in their communities. Some of this funding was used in state fiscal year 2025 for two projects.

Fifteen EMS agencies received NARCAN® and fentanyl test strip kits to distribute at the scene of care with a person experiencing a drug overdose and/or their social networks.

Dane County Emergency Management-EMS Division Dunn County Emergency Medical Responders Fall Creek Area Fire District Goodman-Armstrong Creek Rescue Squad Greenwood Area Ambulance Service Kronenwetter Fire Department First Responders Milwaukee Fire Department Oak Creek Fire Department Plum Lake Ambulance Service Town of Delavan Fire Department Town of Russell First Responders Ninety-three law enforcement received NARCAN® and fentanyl test strip kits to distribute in their communities.

Bayfield County Sheriff's Office Bloomfield Police Department Caledonia Police Department Cashton Police Department Cedarburg Police Department City of Burlington Police Department City of Delavan Police Department City of Mequon Police Department City of Oshkosh Police Department Cottage Grove Police Department De Pere Police Department Door County Sheriff's Office Douglas County Sheriff's Office Dunn County Sheriff's Office Eagle River Police Department Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office Fontana Police Department Fox Point Police Department Fox Valley Metro Police Department Franklin Police Department Galesville Police Department Grand Chute Police Department Green Bay Police Department Jackson County Sheriff's Office Kewaskum Police Department Kewaunee County Sheriff's Department La Crosse County Sheriff's Office La Pointe Police Department Luxemburg Police Department Madison Police Department Marshall Police Department Marshfield Police Department Mayville Police Department Menominee County Sheriff's Office Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office - Jail Division Minocqua Police Department Mondovi Police Department New Holstein Police Department North Prairie Police Department Osceola Police Department Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office Pierce County Sheriff's Office Polk County Sheriff's Office Prescott Police Department Racine County Sheriff's Office - Jail Division Rhinelander Police Department Roberts Police Department Rusk County Sheriff's Office Saint Nazianz Police Department Saukville Police Department Sawyer County Sheriff Department Seymour Police Department Shawano County Sheriff Office Shell Lake Police Department Shorewood Hills Police Department Somerset Police Department St.

Croix County Sheriff's Office Superior Police Department Town of Delavan Police Department Town of Osceola Police Department Turtle Lake Police Department University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Police Department University of Wisconsin-Platteville Police Department University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Police Department Village of Bayside Police Department Village of East Troy Police Department Village of Siren Police Department Village of Trempealeau Police Department Village of Walworth Police