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Where do these funds come from?
How was Missoula Metro-Region determined?
How much money will the Missoula Metro area receive?
What can the funds be used for?
How do you apply for grant funds?
Where can I get more information on the Montana opioid abatement trust program?
What amount of funding is available for each abatement region?

    Where do these funds come from?

    These funds are part of the multi-state settlement with drug manufacturers and pharmacies related to the opioid epidemic. Read more about the 2021 settlement by clicking here.(External link)  

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    How was Missoula Metro-Region determined?

    The State of Montana is divided up into regions based on the terms of the settlement and population. The City of Missoula and Missoula County make up the Missoula Metro Region. 

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    How much money will the Missoula Metro area receive?

    Missoula received about $1.2 million(External link) in settlement funds.  

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    What can the funds be used for?

    Settlement funds must be used for services or programs that address the prevention, treatment or recovery of opioid use disorder. The full list of applicable uses is available online.(External link)

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    How do you apply for grant funds?

    You can apply through the state (the applications are then forwarded to the appropriate abatement region) by clicking here(External link) .

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    Where can I get more information on the Montana opioid abatement trust program?

    The state Opioid Trust website can be found at montanaopioid.org(External link) .

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    What amount of funding is available for each abatement region?

    You can see the funding distribution across the state by clicking here(External link). 

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