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Yost Awards 30 More Grants Supporting Addiction Treatment for Inmates - Ohio Attorney General Media > News Releases > December 2025 > Yost Awards 30 More Grants Supporting Addiction Treatment for Inmates Yost Awards 30 More Grants Supporting Addiction Treatment for Inmates (COLUMBUS, Ohio) — Attorney General Dave Yost has awarded a fourth round of grants totaling $5. 3 million to support addiction treatment for incarcerated Ohioans.
“These grants do more than prevent overdoses – they give inmates a fighting chance to break the cycle of substance abuse and incarceration,” Yost said. “Credit to Ohio’s sheriffs and local leaders for their hard work and innovation in putting this money to good use across the state.
” During the final quarter of 2025, Yost’s office awarded grants to 17 jails, extending the program’s reach to 49 jails serving 54 counties. Eligibility was also expanded to community-based correctional facilities, with 13 facilities awarded funding. CBCFs are residential prison diversion programs for nonviolent offenders, many of whom struggle with addiction.
With the latest payments, the total awarded since Yost announced the first round of grants in March exceeds $10. 9 million. In all, Yost’s office is offering $60 million in opioid settlement money over the next several years.
Overdose is a leading cause of death among jail inmates in Ohio, accounting for at least 70 deaths since 2020, according to a USA Today report.
The attorney general’s Opioid Remediation Grant Program is awarding county jails and CBCFs up to $200,000 per year to hire a full-time addiction-services coordinator or contract with a company that provides such services to treat opioid and other addictions, helping inmates through detox and recovery.
Additionally, any county that operates a jail can apply for a $50,000 grant to fund medications and supplies for inmates experiencing opioid withdrawal.
The recipients of this round of grants are: Adams County jail: $200,000 Clark County jail: $220,000 Columbiana County jail: $250,000 Fairfield County jail: $244,364 Geauga County jail: $149,088 Greene County jail: $220,000 Hancock County jail: $71,276 Harrison County jail: $107,000 Jackson County jail: $200,000 Knox County jail: $104,675 Lawrence County jail: $250,000 Licking County Justice Center: $200,000 Logan County jail: $200,000 Noble County jail: $200,000 Portage County jail: $200,000 Scioto County jail: $215,000 Wood County jail: $200,000 Community Correctional Center for Butler, Clermont and Warren Counties: $50,000 CROSSWAEH CBCF (Seneca County): $101,948 Eastern Ohio Correction Center (Jefferson and Columbiana counties): $199,881 Franklin County CBCF: $246,227 McDonnell Center (Cuyahoga County): $134,240 MonDay Community Correctional Institution (Montgomery County): $199,375 Northeast Ohio Community Alternative Program (Trumbull County): $145,390 Northwest Community Corrections Center (Wood County): $171,395 STAR Community Justice Center (Scioto County): $250,000 Stark Regional Community Correction Center: $72,349 Summit County CBCF: $134,240 West Central Community Correctional Facility (Union County): $199,248 The WORTH Center (Allen County): $200,000 An application for 2026 grants will be available in January.
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