Increased Funding for Opioid Overdose Prevention and Fentanyl Crisis Response.
This bill extends and increases funding for programs aimed at preventing controlled substance overdoses, including the fentanyl crisis. This means more resources will be available to support individuals affected by addiction and implement preventive measures, potentially improving public safety and health in communities.
Key points
Extension of the overdose prevention program until 2028.
Increase in annual program funding to over $505 million.
Strengthening efforts against the fentanyl crisis by targeting resources.
Status:
Expired
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