Provides funding for Division of State Police opioid-related initiatives; appropriates up to $5 million annually.
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Overview
This bill provides annual funding of up to $5 million to the Division of State Police for opioid-related initiatives. The funding will be channeled through the Opioid Recovery and Remediation Fund, established to receive and manage funds from national opioid litigation settlements. Specifically, the money is intended to support the Operation RISE program within the Division of State Police, which focuses on addressing opioid use disorder and related issues. The bill also outlines how these funds should be used, prioritizing evidence-based programs and strategies.
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