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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 County Hugo, City of Perkins-Tryon Public Schools
Altus, City of and Jackson County Jefferson County Pittsburgh County
Barlesville, City of Jenks Public Schools Ponca City
Bartlesville Public Schools Keys School District Pontotoc County
Beckham County Kingfisher County Purcell Public Schools
Bethany, City of Kiowa County Pryor Creek, City of
Bixby, City of Latimer County Rogers County and Claremore, City of
Broken Arrow – Public Schools and City of Lawton, City of Sand Springs Public Schools
Caddo County Lawton Public Schools Savanna, Town of
Cardinal Point Public Trust LeFlore County Seminole County
Checotah Public Schools Lincoln County Shawnee, City of
Cherokee County Lindsay Public Schools Shawnee Public Schools
Cleveland County Lone Grove, City of Slaughterville, Town of
Comanche County Marietta Public Schools South Coffeyville Public Schools
Comanche County Memorial Hospital Authority Mayes County Stilwell Public Schools
Comanche Public Schools Maysville Public Schools South Western Oklahoma Development Auhtority
Creek County McAlester Regional Health Center Authority Stephens County
Custer County McCurtain County Stigler Public Schools
Dickson Public Schools Metro Technology Centers Stillwater Public Schools
Edmond, City of Moore Public Schools Stilwell, City of
Edmond Public Schools Moseley Public Schools Tahlequah, City of
Gore, Town of Muskogee, City of Tahlequah Hospital Authority
Grady County Muskogee County Tillman County
Grady Memorial Hospital Authority Norman, City of Tishomingo Public Schools
Greer County Norman Public Schools Tulsa, City of
Guthrie Public Schools Norman Regional Hospital Authority Tulsa County
Guymon, City of Northwest Technology Center Union Public Schools
Guymon Public Schools Oklahoma County Wagoner County
Haileyville, City of Okmulgee, City of Warner Public Schools
Harmon County Okmulgee County Warr Acres, City of
Hartshorne, City of Osage County Western Heights Public Schools
Haskell County Owasso Public Schools Westville Public Schools
Hilldale Public School Pawhuska Public Schools Woodward County
Hughes County Payne County  
Last Modified on Apr 18, 2024
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