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101 subdivisions apply for first round of opioid abatement grants

Friday, April 05, 2024

OKLAHOMA CITY (April 5, 2024) – The Office of Attorney General Gentner Drummond is reviewing 101 applications for the first distribution of grant funds from the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board. The application process for $23 million in funds to fight Oklahoma’s opioid crisis ran from December through March.

Applications from eligible political subdivisions span 34 counties, 33 school districts, 22 municipalities, seven public trusts and two technical school districts in Oklahoma. Three joint applications were also submitted. 

"I'm pleased that entities from all across the state are seeking this grant funding to help curb Oklahoma’s opioid epidemic," Drummond said. "It is important these funds get to local communities to remove fentanyl and other deadly opioids from our streets and to provide help for those grappling with addiction."

Grants will fund treatment and recovery programs, assistance with co-occurring disorders and mental health issues, opioid abuse education and prevention, proper prescription efforts and strategies to decrease the supply of narcotics across the state.

A subcommittee of the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board will use a rubric to score the applications and will then provide recommendations to the full board for a vote at its May 22 meeting. 

Applicants
Adair CountyHugo, City ofPerkins-Tryon Public Schools
Altus, City of and Jackson CountyJefferson CountyPittsburgh County
Barlesville, City ofJenks Public SchoolsPonca City
Bartlesville Public SchoolsKeys School DistrictPontotoc County
Beckham CountyKingfisher CountyPurcell Public Schools
Bethany, City ofKiowa CountyPryor Creek, City of
Bixby, City ofLatimer CountyRogers County and Claremore, City of
Broken Arrow – Public Schools and City ofLawton, City ofSand Springs Public Schools
Caddo CountyLawton Public SchoolsSavanna, Town of
Cardinal Point Public TrustLeFlore CountySeminole County
Checotah Public SchoolsLincoln CountyShawnee, City of
Cherokee CountyLindsay Public SchoolsShawnee Public Schools
Cleveland CountyLone Grove, City ofSlaughterville, Town of
Comanche CountyMarietta Public SchoolsSouth Coffeyville Public Schools
Comanche County Memorial Hospital AuthorityMayes CountyStilwell Public Schools
Comanche Public SchoolsMaysville Public SchoolsSouth Western Oklahoma Development Auhtority
Creek CountyMcAlester Regional Health Center AuthorityStephens County
Custer CountyMcCurtain CountyStigler Public Schools
Dickson Public SchoolsMetro Technology CentersStillwater Public Schools
Edmond, City ofMoore Public SchoolsStilwell, City of
Edmond Public SchoolsMoseley Public SchoolsTahlequah, City of
Gore, Town ofMuskogee, City ofTahlequah Hospital Authority
Grady CountyMuskogee CountyTillman County
Grady Memorial Hospital AuthorityNorman, City ofTishomingo Public Schools
Greer CountyNorman Public SchoolsTulsa, City of
Guthrie Public SchoolsNorman Regional Hospital AuthorityTulsa County
Guymon, City ofNorthwest Technology CenterUnion Public Schools
Guymon Public SchoolsOklahoma CountyWagoner County
Haileyville, City ofOkmulgee, City ofWarner Public Schools
Harmon CountyOkmulgee CountyWarr Acres, City of
Hartshorne, City ofOsage CountyWestern Heights Public Schools
Haskell CountyOwasso Public SchoolsWestville Public Schools
Hilldale Public SchoolPawhuska Public SchoolsWoodward County
Hughes CountyPayne County 
Last Modified on Apr 18, 2024
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