State announces plan for $760 million in opioid settlement money – Capitol News IL

Under an executive order that Pritzker said he would sign Friday, the money will flow through a new Office of Opioid Settlement Administration to be set up within the Illinois Department of Human Services. An appointed Statewide Opioid Settlement Administrator will ensure that the funds are used to fund recovery and treatment programs in the counties and municipalities with the most urgent need.
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Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

The Pritzker administration will brag how the money will be distributed but won’t brag how much will be stolen by his administration

Last edited 3 years ago by Fed up neighbor

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