Opioid Settlement Funding
Summary
The department is cutting general fund personnel costs by about $90,000, transferring NSP funds to CDBG for the Bellevue Health Clinic, funding code enforcement cleanups ($250,000), a new domestic violence shelter allocation, and a highly successful first-time homebuyer program that put 64 families in homes.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
$90,000 general fund savings; $2.26 million regular CDBG allocation plus over $2 million in transferred NSP funds.
Low- and moderate-income residents, first-time homebuyers, homeless residents and domestic violence victims.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of County Commissioners — September 1, 2026
Marion County has roughly $2.6 million still unspent from opioid lawsuit proceeds across its county and regional funds, with treatment, shelter, and overdose-response projects underway — including a new central receiving facility opening in 2027.
Board of County Commissioners Workshop — July 15, 2026
The department is cutting general fund personnel costs by about $90,000, transferring NSP funds to CDBG for the Bellevue Health Clinic, funding code enforcement cleanups ($250,000), a new domestic violence shelter allocation, and a highly successful first-time homebuyer program that put 64 families in homes.
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