Opioid Settlement Funds
Helping Our Community Heal
Onondaga County joined communities across New York and the nation to hold drug manufacturers accountable for the harm caused by the opioid crisis.
Because of that effort, Onondaga County now receives opioid settlement funds to support prevention, treatment, and recovery for people and families affected by addiction.
To promote transparency and accountability, New York State requires counties and other local governments that get these funds to share how the money is spent each year.
2024 Spending–State AG Funds
| Project Category: | Amount Spent in 2024 |
|---|---|
| Treatment | $127,592.70 |
| Special Populations | $265,854.36 |
| Harm Reduction | $392,386.07 |
| Prevention | $158,322.22 |
| Investments Across Service Continuum | $483,289.84 |
| TOTAL: | $1,427,445.19 |
You can also see reports from other communities on the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) website or learn more about the national settlements at the National Opioid Settlements site.